NT650 hawk restomod

[Maritime]

Weather cooperated. Got one more coat
Colour is more true but ended upnwith a wrinkle one one side that will need sanding out and resprayed.

 

[Luugo86]

This is a cool project, Maritime. I really like the blue, that color pops nicely with some good chrome!

 

[Maritime]

This is a cool project, Maritime. I really like the blue, that color pops nicely with some good chrome!

Thanks. Got a set of silver decals coming that should work with it.

 

[cbrianroll]

Looking great, that’s a nice color! Wish my projects were worthy of a decent paint job lol

 

[Maritime]

Re-enforced the corners. Much better

 

[Maritime]

Satin Black. Needs a wetsand, a few blemishes fixed and one final coat to be ready for 2K Satin.

 

[Brodie]

Very nice.

 

[Maritime]

Everything is wetsanded. Humidity is less than 40% and it should get warm enough to get final colour coats.

 

[Maritime]

Decals on! Now for the next weather window to get it all in clear and it's ready to test ride.

 

[CarbsAndCylinders]

Very nice!

 

[Maritime]

Put the tail on to see the final look.

 

[CarbsAndCylinders]

Looking good!

 

[Maritime]

thanks

Looking good!

 

[JustinLonghorn]

Yessir!

 

[Maritime]

Thinking about a stripe to bring some blue to the back.

 

[Maritime]

Did the blue stripe. Clear tomorrow. Probably buy a passenger seat cover and paint it the same blue.

 

[ridesolo]

Looking nice.

 

[Brodie]

Really starting to come together now. Keep up the good work.

 

[JerryAssburger]

Really nice job on an inherently beautiful bike. Hawk GT has got to be one of Honda's more collectable rolling sculptures of near-modern times. I had a red one, and it felt like taking it out into the elements was doing the cycle-world an injustice. I ended up selling it to someone that hopefully wasn't going to use it as a daily in crappy weather. (Hwy 24 in Colorado is rough on vehicles).

 

[Maritime]

Really nice job on an inherently beautiful bike. Hawk GT has got to be one of Honda's more collectable rolling sculptures of near-modern times. I had a red one, and it felt like taking it out into the elements was doing the cycle-world an injustice. I ended up selling it to someone that hopefully wasn't going to use it as a daily in crappy weather. (Hwy 24 in Colorado is rough on vehicles).

OOH I love Colorado. Made a trip there with 14 buddies and we rented bikes to ride for 3 days. Stayed in Breckinridge and hit some lovely roads. I want to go back again.