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Thursday, November 24, 2011
What a dilemma...
Now, I'm working the design for KRgarage's special bike. I always confused about making it as a Cafe Racer or a Street Tracker bike? Or even a Flat Tracker? Hmm...or may be a Chopper? A Hard-knocked will be nice? Arrrrggghh...what a dilemma? -_-"
The style
I want it simple & clean but still a tough bike.
At first, I designed a single seated chopper and I changed my mind, turned it into a hard-knocked bike...but my wife complained that she can't ride along with me...hahahaaaa :D
So, I designed a two seated bike...preoccupied with the process, at the end I designed many kinds of style, a Street Tracker, a Cafe Racer and a Flat Tracker...LOL
Enough talking about the style, lemme tell you about choosing the base for my design. At first I wanna make a Thunder125 based design, but after I think it over and over again...I'll make a GL100 or a GLPro based design.
Why?
GL series' engine are easier to maintain, although they are older than a Thunder125. And even, you can get a GL100/GLPro with a cheaper price rather than a Thunder.
I haven't finalized the designs. I will upload them when it's done.
Just wait for it...^_^
The style
I want it simple & clean but still a tough bike.
At first, I designed a single seated chopper and I changed my mind, turned it into a hard-knocked bike...but my wife complained that she can't ride along with me...hahahaaaa :D
So, I designed a two seated bike...preoccupied with the process, at the end I designed many kinds of style, a Street Tracker, a Cafe Racer and a Flat Tracker...LOL
Enough talking about the style, lemme tell you about choosing the base for my design. At first I wanna make a Thunder125 based design, but after I think it over and over again...I'll make a GL100 or a GLPro based design.
Why?
GL series' engine are easier to maintain, although they are older than a Thunder125. And even, you can get a GL100/GLPro with a cheaper price rather than a Thunder.
I haven't finalized the designs. I will upload them when it's done.
Just wait for it...^_^
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
Friday, August 12, 2011
Scorpio Fighter
Never bored with a scorpio based design. Now it's my friend, Victor's turn to modify his 2006 Scorpio.
He wanted me to turn it into a street fighter bike with big wheels, pointy tail, tank shroud, engine scoop, and rear wheel huger. A blue paint job with a minimalist yellow & white stripping.
Enough talking, here is the design.
At first, I made the tank shroud just like this.
But, he wanted to change it like CB1000F's tank shroud.
Hope you like your dream bike, my friend. Can't wait to see it on the road.
He wanted me to turn it into a street fighter bike with big wheels, pointy tail, tank shroud, engine scoop, and rear wheel huger. A blue paint job with a minimalist yellow & white stripping.
Enough talking, here is the design.
At first, I made the tank shroud just like this.
But, he wanted to change it like CB1000F's tank shroud.
Hope you like your dream bike, my friend. Can't wait to see it on the road.
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
Kawasaki ZZR14 Street Fighter
One day, my friend, Aryo (a bike collector) write on this website's link on my facebook. He said he wanted to modify his 1998 Kawasaki ZZR14 into a chopper or a street fighter bike.
He also tagged me on his rough designs photo for his bike at facebook.
Below is a standard ZZR14.
Aryo wanted me to modify this huge bike to fit his small body. FYI, he's not a tall guy, but he loves to ride a big bike, such as BMW R25, Honda VFR400, Honda CB200 and CB600, and many more. If you all see him riding his VFR400, he looks like an infant riding a 200cc bike. LOL.
And below is my design for Aryo's bike.
These are the details. Black and red paint job. Wide handle bars. Smaller tails. Twin headlamps. Rear swing arm hugger.
Hope you like it, my friend! Maybe I'll make it a chopper style someday. Just wait.
He also tagged me on his rough designs photo for his bike at facebook.
Below is a standard ZZR14.
Aryo wanted me to modify this huge bike to fit his small body. FYI, he's not a tall guy, but he loves to ride a big bike, such as BMW R25, Honda VFR400, Honda CB200 and CB600, and many more. If you all see him riding his VFR400, he looks like an infant riding a 200cc bike. LOL.
And below is my design for Aryo's bike.
These are the details. Black and red paint job. Wide handle bars. Smaller tails. Twin headlamps. Rear swing arm hugger.
Hope you like it, my friend! Maybe I'll make it a chopper style someday. Just wait.
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