2006 Daytona Raffle Bike Built in Norwich,CT

[FrankZ]

I know it's No Metric But this Puppy was Built in My Home town at a little Shop Called STREET STUFF
http://www.daytonachamber.com/bikeweek/drawing/2004/BW061.jpg
http://www.daytonachamber.com/bikeweek/drawing/2004/BW062.jpg:jamming: :jamming:

[barthel]

its nice looking but why are all these builders building bikes that your not evan able to ride that one is not bad but some of these customs are just a waste of metal

[FrankZ]

I hear Ya and the Only thing I would'a done is had a Place for that Bikini Clad Seat Cushion !!!! It's DAYTONA Warm and Sunny

[pegscraper]

That bike is way cool! Pro street is not as bad to ride as some of the choppers coming out.

Pegs

[BamaKC]

That bike is just plain fugly!!!!

[pegscraper]

It's unique! That's what I like about it. Not that I would buy one like it, but it is very unusual and one of a kind. IMHO

[BamaKC]

I love to look at custom styles and creative designs. However, I do have one underlying requirement and that is the lines. My reference to 'fugly' was that this bike is disjointed and lacks clean lines. Overall I look for form, function, and style; not necessarly in that order. Style (lines) has a huge impact on how the rest of the presentation comes across to me.

[Wild Coyote]

its nice looking but why are all these builders building bikes that your not evan able to ride that one is not bad but some of these customs are just a waste of metal

Builders are becoming more radical and creative, making art, not necessarily a bike you'd want to ride.

[Free Spirit]

Builders are becoming more radical and creative, making art, not necessarily a bike you'd want to ride.

Too true... they are more about creating steel "sculptures" than scoots. Unfortunately "art" like beauty is definitely in the eye of the beer holder! :drink:

[FrankZ]

I think it's very cool but for my taste I would have only went 2/3 the distance with the front forks more user freindly