Sleek & Sexy CL360
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andrew embassy
Been Around the Block
Am I the only one who has witnessed the phenomenon of girls getting really turned on by a guy dressing in drag? I've *never* been hit on so hard as the one time I dressed in drag, it was weird. It was like the girls felt like some sort of boundary had been lowered, and well... Let's just say I've got no derision for a straight dude who dresses in drag. Or a non-straight dude for that matter.
ahh man... now i have heard it all... i am going to go eat some red meet, drink a beer, and rebuild motor... maybe do some hunting....
ha ha ha ha dont get me wrong... a few of my good buddies have a bit of sugar in the tank... but they dont even rock the dresses... well... maybe one would, but he is a whole new topic in itself!
ha ha ha ha dont get me wrong... a few of my good buddies have a bit of sugar in the tank... but they dont even rock the dresses... well... maybe one would, but he is a whole new topic in itself!
boomshakalaka
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JRK5892 said:
ha, this post is awesome.
Canuck Plumber
Badges? We don't need no stinking badges!
Kilts are the only exception.... and even then it's a stretch...
Me... just after I ATE A BABY!
Me... just after I ATE A BABY!
boomshakalaka
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punk rock modern style kilt = skirt imo..
andrew embassy
Been Around the Block
JRK5892 said:
Doesn't Eddie Izzard say most transvestites are actually heterosexual? Something like that. I guess whatever floats somebody's boat...
Canuck Plumber
Badges? We don't need no stinking badges!
Wife had the same opinion... I used to compete in the Highland games years ago. My folks bought it for me for when I went over to Italy. The Italians thought it was wierd (imagine that).... they said sarcastically... Molto bella... (very pretty). F*ck 'em if they can't take a joke. 
It's kind of the nature of the lot of us though I think. Granted, most of us would never wear a dress (tounge in cheek), but then again, since when did any of us think inside the box (again, tounge in cheek).
Peace.
It's kind of the nature of the lot of us though I think. Granted, most of us would never wear a dress (tounge in cheek), but then again, since when did any of us think inside the box (again, tounge in cheek).
Peace.
Man, I'm gone for a couple days and when I get back everyone thinks I'm a sissy schoolgirl pretty princess. I guess I just party harder than everyone here! ;D I thought I told you guys not to get any weird ideas! And here I was thinking it takes some massive balls to put on a dress for a party, then post the photos to a motorcycle forum... ;D
Anyways, back to the build... Wrap showed up yesterday. Might need to go longer, and I'm also thinking about cutting and mounting the heat shields over the exposed chrome:
Got the headlamp/bracket painted and mounted:
Over the weekend, I chopped the brake pedal and a friend welded it back like this... I'm probably not going to run it because I'm planning to build rearsets anyways... but it was still fun to do:
Getting closer:
I still have so much to finish, but it was just too damn gorgeous today not to take some photos outside:
You sons of bitches have convinced me on the tank, too. It just looks really solid on this bike. It's going to get a good amount of clear & wet sanding to make it really pop, but it stays orange and gold. I'm still planning to get another 450 tank and do black with scallops, but for now this is looking solid and I'm not planning to desecrate that factory paint.
That's all for now... I gotta go do my makeup and change my panties...
Anyways, back to the build... Wrap showed up yesterday. Might need to go longer, and I'm also thinking about cutting and mounting the heat shields over the exposed chrome:
Got the headlamp/bracket painted and mounted:
Over the weekend, I chopped the brake pedal and a friend welded it back like this... I'm probably not going to run it because I'm planning to build rearsets anyways... but it was still fun to do:
Getting closer:
I still have so much to finish, but it was just too damn gorgeous today not to take some photos outside:
You sons of bitches have convinced me on the tank, too. It just looks really solid on this bike. It's going to get a good amount of clear & wet sanding to make it really pop, but it stays orange and gold. I'm still planning to get another 450 tank and do black with scallops, but for now this is looking solid and I'm not planning to desecrate that factory paint.
That's all for now... I gotta go do my makeup and change my panties...
Man oh man is that thing sweetness! Glad to hear about the tank too;D
Have you thought about a rear light yet? I really like the cleaness of the seat so i'm thinking something down on the axle would help keep it clean. Just my .02 Keep the change ;D
Have you thought about a rear light yet? I really like the cleaness of the seat so i'm thinking something down on the axle would help keep it clean. Just my .02 Keep the change ;D
man you are SICK wiht a camera! no joke! you have to soak the wrap in water then wrap it... this will get it nice and tight, the way you ahve it now it is going to fray to hells end! also shoot it wiht some 1200 degree paint if you want it to stay black, i use 2 people when i wrap my pipes, one to hold the pipe and pull and other to hold the wrap and pull... we then go around a pole wiht the wrap to get it as TIGHT as possible... really helps the wrap last and look good!
do a duel tail light set up... i would use the lights off an old caddy, somethign like this:
do a duel tail light set up... i would use the lights off an old caddy, somethign like this:
Well, I thought my taillight showed up tonight, but they shipped the wrong part... I'm not having any luck with ordering parts. This is what I ordered, it's tiny (2" lens) and it will go on the top shock mount or the rear axle.
Thanks for the tip, Joe... Maybe Jordan and I will do that this weekend, he's coming over to help with some other stuff anyways. My only concern is that since the bike is still a couple of weeks from running, I didn't want the moisture to get trapped in there and rust out the pipes or mold.
Thanks all, for the kind words.
Thanks for the tip, Joe... Maybe Jordan and I will do that this weekend, he's coming over to help with some other stuff anyways. My only concern is that since the bike is still a couple of weeks from running, I didn't want the moisture to get trapped in there and rust out the pipes or mold.
Thanks all, for the kind words.