My almost done bike
03-05-2007, 11:28 AM
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03-06-2007, 11:08 PM
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Re: My almost done bike
I am impressed with the way the bike came out. I agree that the gauges look good, but they'd look better where they belong- BEHIND AN UPPER COWL AND SOME CLIP ONS! 
I can vouch for the 30 hours of labor- there is at least 30 hours of fiberglass and bondo dust in my tool box. The bike does look pretty dope, though. Good job, Pauly.
I can vouch for the 30 hours of labor- there is at least 30 hours of fiberglass and bondo dust in my tool box. The bike does look pretty dope, though. Good job, Pauly. 
03-07-2007, 02:12 PM
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Re: My almost done bike
I am impressed with the way the bike came out. I agree that the gauges look good, but they'd look better where they belong- BEHIND AN UPPER COWL AND SOME CLIP ONS! I can vouch for the 30 hours of labor- there is at least 30 hours of fiberglass and bondo dust in my tool box. The bike does look pretty dope, though. Good job, Pauly.
I can vouch for the 30 hours of labor- there is at least 30 hours of fiberglass and bondo dust in my tool box. The bike does look pretty dope, though. Good job, Pauly.
03-08-2007, 01:10 AM
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