100% Custom Design

[aricarmon]

I made the frame from scratch and modified the handlebars, tank, and front end. After two years of trying to find time to paint this, i finally did and i fell in love with the blue i chose to accent the cream.

 

[killercanuck]

Looks gorgeous! Could've put a 50gal tank in there

That blue really Pops!

 

[Joaquin Suave]

Congradulations! It looks really trick.

 

[riminicat]

One of the best bikes I've seen!

 

[CrazyCatLady]

Those deep v's look killer. Love the scallops on the tank, turquoise is one of my favorite colors. How do track wheels handle on a motorized machine?

 

[Pilotgeek]

I think you need a bigger engine to fill all that space =)

 

[DaveC]

There's no way I could ride that bike but it shor is purrty(bad Southern accent)

 

[F_Rod81]

That's a one of a kind for sure. Good job!

 

[NewOrleansFlyer]

Great looking bike. I'm not big on blue....but in this case it works perfectly!

 

[The Busted Nut]

you need a bigger engine for that bad boy.

 

[biknut]

When is the movie coming out?

 

[waistofhumanspace]

That bike is low fo sho ! I dig it!!!

 

[Tacomancini]

Beautiful! What kind of craziness did you do to the springer?

 

[Rmerac]

I absolutely love this design. Props to aricarmon.. however.. it's quite close to the ground.. that's something I have a bit of concern about. See I'm quite new to the whole motorized portion of bicycling, and I've noticed quite a few models with a very "grounded" frame, if you will. Would this low of a "low-rider" be hazardous to the rider, or even the bike for that matter?

 

[The_Aleman]

I think it's a beautiful bike, but a show bike. The bottom bracket location is the largest impediment to comfortable riding IMHO. The drop loop and exhaust being that low is very close to getting scraped on stuff. Especially speed bumps.

I absolutely love this design. Props to aricarmon.. however.. it's quite close to the ground.. that's something I have a bit of concern about. See I'm quite new to the whole motorized portion of bicycling, and I've noticed quite a few models with a very "grounded" frame, if you will. Would this low of a "low-rider" be hazardous to the rider, or even the bike for that matter?