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I've always wanted to do something fun with my bike. Maybe I should just ride it instead and put money into making it nicer with functional parts. I figure if I'm going to be slow, I might as well have a bike that's mine and looks cool. Right? My idea was to make an '02 PC replica with my '09 KX250F. For some reason, those Simple Green graphics with the blue and red were just so cool to me. I just saw one on eBay. Not Sorby's but you get the idea.
I guess some people might think they were ugly and that there's other years that were better. I don't know what it is, I just like it. How much money to get custom graphics, blue seat cover, other parts? Just wondering what it would be...
Here's some other considerations:
The 89 replicas are cool. A little older than I want, but still very cool.
Big fan of the '93 One Industries set. I remember my dad and uncle getting brand new 93 KXs that year.
Had these graphics on my first big bike KX125. I think those would be pretty cool too. I don't know what I'm going to do! Any experience or thoughts would be great!
I guess some people might think they were ugly and that there's other years that were better. I don't know what it is, I just like it. How much money to get custom graphics, blue seat cover, other parts? Just wondering what it would be...
Here's some other considerations:
The 89 replicas are cool. A little older than I want, but still very cool.
Big fan of the '93 One Industries set. I remember my dad and uncle getting brand new 93 KXs that year.
Had these graphics on my first big bike KX125. I think those would be pretty cool too. I don't know what I'm going to do! Any experience or thoughts would be great!
The Shop
My bike way back when
and below is one that i had recreated by Bryar at 180decals:
for a Stewart display bike
Pit Row
1997 Emig Replica
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ph_designs/sets/72157627355397348/
You may wanna go black/grey or natural or light polished, but there is definitely too much when putting together a bike.
I was in the same situation a few years back. Here it is on my '07 kx 250f
But if you do an 80s or 90s look, you have to go with silver rims. I will be happy to take your black ones off your hands so they aren't cluttering up your shop : ) !
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