I want to be careful with price quotes, because the work he did on my bike, may be different than what is needed on someone else's bike? With that being said, it was $300 for the fairings and the whole front nose piece. He also "plastic welded" some of the broken tabs (he did all the labor, I droped the bike off). All in all a great value IMO because I thought it was a fair price and the paint really turned out extremely well! You really have to see it in person to see how good it is.

I will use him for sure if any painting needs come up agian! :biker:

 

love the color

 

I need a good shop to paint my bike. Where is this place located at? I found the phone number on the website but no address, I'd love to swing by and check this place out.

 

so yeah... I'd really like to go check out this shop tomorrow, I tried calling a few times today to find out where it's at but nobody answered. Got an address you can give me? It's nowhere to be found on the website.

 

Thanks The paint is actually the factory color called "British Racing Green."

 

When I dropped my bike off, we had a discussion about his shop may be moving off MLK somewhere? I'm not sure what the time table was on that, but it seemed like it was coming up sooner rather than later?

I'd get a hold of him for sure before burning any gas driving out. Did you leave a message when you called?

 

Very nice, I think you might have been the guy that took the MSF course at chamb. Highschool maybe a couple of months ago??

 

the bike looks good, but in my opinion the D&D pipes sound horrible( they are just plain loud. oboctiously(sp) loud). nothing is sweeter then a nice looking and sounding bike.