chrome on

fonZee wrote:

Wow. Looks great ! I like what you've done with the chrome. Was it expensive ?

lets just say that it cost close to what some people spent buying thier bikes to begine with.

some guys really hate to tell what they have spent.
i just had the following parts triple plated "show chrome" kickstand/spring,motor mounts,top of aftermarket mastercylinder,rear wheel spacer,center of rear wheel, brake arm stay,rear brake foot lever "custom made by nephew, and 2 other custom made small brackets, they look fantastic! cost me$275including shipping, i had my rear swingarm done last year its4in over, with the adjusters 260. im sure im forgeting at least 1 piece but if your thinking about gettin something chromed i think its better to have a idea what other places charge.

i do most of my own grunt work and polishing so it doesnt cost me a lot of money,just a lot of time.ive got some more stuff sitting at plating shop now,ill see if i can get solomrus to take some pictures of the collection when i get it all back from the plater.goodluck,happy plating!

Looks good JT. I dont know about you Texas boys. How can you spend that much time wrenching when its riding season year round. Between you and Fonzee you got some killer bikes. Who painted Fonzees bike btw?

Looks good JT. I dont know about you Texas boys. How can you spend that much time wrenching when its riding season year round. Between you and Fonzee you got some killer bikes. Who painted Fonzees bike btw?

DanOz7Five0 wrote:
>Looks good JT. I dont know about you Texas boys.
>How can you spend that much time wrenching when its >riding season year round.
we have our rainy days here too.

>Between you and Fonzee you got some killer bikes.
Thanks

>Who painted Fonzees bike btw?
the same custom painter that did mine. its a place just east of dallas called Sabatini Autowerks. those guys are incredible. talk about shock & aww !!!

Post edited by: jtmcculloch, at: 2006/03/06 23:56