how to wrap your tank in Carbon Fiber
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July 2011 ROTM
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i am on Custom fighters, and actually part of the build-off that is finishing up in may. it would be quite an honor to get nominated for ROTM.. but i have to finish the bike first.
i took it out on the road for the first time ever yesterday... here is how it sits..
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July 2011 ROTM
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yep! i made it to replace the crappy stock one.
it started like this: 1993 cbr 600 f2
"Agressor" CBR600F2 By KNIFEMAKER87 - Custom Fighters - Custom Streetfighter Motorcycle Forum
"Agressor" CBR600F2 By KNIFEMAKER87 - Custom Fighters - Custom Streetfighter Motorcycle Forum
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That's absolutely incredible, I admire people that can do work like that. I'm trying to turn myself into someone like you. I love working on things, and custom work will come with time.
My uncle, for example, does incredible things with cars. He bought an '86 ford (f150? idk, it was a 460 engine) that had 600 miles. It was owned by some company and a dude rolled it over a hill. So my uncle bought it for dirt cheap, fixed the body damage, and went to down doing other stuff. One thing he did was install a motor that rolled the rear window up and down (like a car window). That's the only thing I remember, but he does absolutely incredible work. I aspire to be like that someday.
My uncle, for example, does incredible things with cars. He bought an '86 ford (f150? idk, it was a 460 engine) that had 600 miles. It was owned by some company and a dude rolled it over a hill. So my uncle bought it for dirt cheap, fixed the body damage, and went to down doing other stuff. One thing he did was install a motor that rolled the rear window up and down (like a car window). That's the only thing I remember, but he does absolutely incredible work. I aspire to be like that someday.
