German Streetfighter
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From: Poor in Maine
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RE: German Streetfighter
Looks damn nice, but its the same as one of those wild "custom Choppers" (more of an automotive sculpture than anything else)
In my opinion form should always follow function on motor vehicles.
Add some sort of brakelight/turnsignals to the tail, Give it a decent seat, add a real clutch lever (not a fan of the pushbutton shifting) and add some texture to the handgrips (to improve grip) and she would be even better.
the shape, and the detailing looks incredible though
In my opinion form should always follow function on motor vehicles.
Add some sort of brakelight/turnsignals to the tail, Give it a decent seat, add a real clutch lever (not a fan of the pushbutton shifting) and add some texture to the handgrips (to improve grip) and she would be even better.
the shape, and the detailing looks incredible though
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RE: German Streetfighter
Thats hot. 
I like the spikes on the ends of the upper forks. So when you hit something your either gonna have them go thru your head or your chest. Only fate can decide that.
I like the spikes on the ends of the upper forks. So when you hit something your either gonna have them go thru your head or your chest. Only fate can decide that.
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That exhaust is bad *** coming out the front like that. But $100 G Come on! Why does everything custom require a hefty price tag, Its a 99 CBR with mass mods but 100G worth with parts and time?
