New MotoDromo Cycles build "GoldSlick"

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jazz87

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Its been a while since I posted a bike here, but I just finished a pair of motorized bikes so I figured I would share them with you. This one I named "GoldSlick" for obvious reasons. I went with a GT2-A frame and powdercoated it as well as the forks, sprocket and crank in Rootbeer Metallic with a gold flake base. http://www.prismaticpowders.com has amazing powders and a really cool website. Anyway I got some gold anodized wheels, bars and seatpost to give it a racing look, and finished off with a pair of full slick Freedom ThickSlicks. Oh and you gotta have a brooks saddle :wink: Hope you like it.









 
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If bike building was like the Limbo, your builds would certainly lower the bar. Again, thanks for sharing your talent for attention to detail and styling.

Tom
 
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2door said:
If bike building was like the Limbo, your builds would certainly lower the bar. Again, thanks for sharing your talent for attention to detail and styling.

Tom
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Ha Thanks Tom, funny inverted analogy. And thank you very much for the kind words, I cant wait till I can afford to start building custom motorcycles. I have so many ideas! .shft.
 
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darkhawk22 said:
Great bike! I like the color a lot! Can we get some details on the air filter?
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Thanks man, I always wanted to use Rootbeer metallic on a bike. The air filter is an old aluminum race stack that happened to fit perfectly over the slightly modified stock air filter. I just cut it down to size and polished it up. also drilled some holes in the stock filter cover and painted it red. I was about to upload a pic but photobucket is down :( Ill try later.
 
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I tried pole vaulting once in high school. And once was enough. The pole slipped out of my hands and I landed on my back in the sawdust with the wind knocked out of me. I never tried it again. In fact I never liked phys-ed, but I did like shop :)

Tom
 
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2door said:
I tried pole vaulting once in high school. And once was enough. The pole slipped out of my hands and I landed on my back in the sawdust with the wind knocked out of me. I never tried it again. In fact I never liked phys-ed, but I did like shop :)

Tom
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Haha once is enough seems to be the theme. That sounds painful to land in sawdust, I guess Im a bit younger because I was lucky enough to have the big mat. It's not nearly as soft as it looks, but probably softer than sawdust lol.
 
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