Flames are always cool!?!?

[FlyingDutchman2C]

Of course no one will dissagree with a "hot" flame job on any custom bike,myself included.
Many of my friends were disapointed to hear that my latest project bike was to be a traditional "black and chrome", but the decision was based on the styling of the bike (germanic) and dictated a subtle "show"end to contrast the un-subtle "go" end. Of course when one project ends you can only start another to satisfy those creative urges. My next project "street" machine will need a "street" theme and I would be interested in any info on a "graffiti" style job. Thx F.D.

 

[rex]

Hey there's nothing wrong with black.A Harley is supposed to be black,but then it looks like every other one if you don't have a custom frame and sheetmetal.The street theme is up to your liking,anything from mild to wild.It's all what your idea of it should be.

 

[rex]

I'm not on AOL (I think they're commie b*st*rds) so I can't get it,but you can link the address to a post as long as it isn't a personal business site.About the only thing I can offer for the new paint scheme is look through a bunch of mags for ideas and play around on paper with ideas.I suck at dreaming this stuff up.

 

[FlyingDutchman2C]

Oh yes I agree that black has always had its appeal with Harley riders as well and I am quite satisfied with it. If you would like a peek, go to aol Keyword: Hometown, search: FlyingDutchman2C, click on FlyingDutchman Rides On! P.s. any info on Graffiti schemes would be appreciated