96 Harley--custom paint

[donaldb]

Met an old friend for lunch today. He just got his 96 Harley back from having a custom paint job done on it. He did not tell me he was having this done. I'm not much of a Harley kinda guy but the work he had done on his bike turned out very well IMHO. Here are the pic's

 

[JoshHefnerX]

Those flames kick ***. They kinda remind me of that Lavallee guy up in the NW.

 

[radman]

I thought the first pic was it's pre-paint rusty condition, and he'd hit some bird. Guess not, huh?

 

[GunMD]

While I have to appreciate the artistic talent involved...that's just horrible.

Different strokes...

 

[chornbe]

Glad to see the flames finally going up rather than just back. Nicely done.

 

[ionbeam]

Nice paint job for sure, some real talent went into that paint job! The canvas selection could have been better. Why go with paint when you can buy a BMW and get the real deal :blink:

 

[jdog109socal]

Very nice to Look at....

Jdog

 

[BrunDog]

In that first pic, I can't see the FJR. Why did they put that old clunker in front of it? :haha: :haha:

-BD

 

[FJRottie]

Now if those were real flames, it would be a nice piece of work in progress.

Ha Ha, couldn't resist. JK.

The artist is pretty good.

 

[650cent]

I really dig that type of flame job. Much better than the traditional flames. IMHO

Bill

 

[Scab]

Interesting. On most flame jobs, the flames lean rearward, giving the impression of forward movement at speed. On this Harley, the flames migrat upward indicating no movement. Coincidence? I think not.

Ya'll knew someone would have to go there...