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31-03-06, 11:34 AM

And they say you can never have too much money...

That looks vile.

31-03-06, 11:34 AM

The paintbjob is definately what lets the bike down imho.

And as daimo said. those wheels do look the muts.

31-03-06, 12:02 PM

I nearly wet myself laughing when I saw a Tamburini with an "Incredibles" paint job. They were selling it with 30 miles on the clock and wanted the list price of £30-oddK for it. This was when there were still a few brand new, stock ones available at that price. Even if the prospective buyer liked the paint job, there's no way they'd buy it like that, unless they were planning on keeping it for ever, purely because of the massive damage it'd do to resale value (unless you were planning on fightering it and turning it into some sort of "Brutale Deluxe").

31-03-06, 02:15 PM

anything MV is fine by me but he's got too much money!

Richie · 31-03-06, 02:38 PM

31-03-06, 02:49 PM

But just look at what he would have started with.....

31-03-06, 02:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Peter Henry

But just look at what he would have started with.....

Mmmmmmmm. When you put it like that, I have second thoughts

31-03-06, 03:32 PM

Viney...You will have to explain to me why it is you assume the owner of the bike is Spanish?

31-03-06, 06:31 PM

That is criminal, a lesson in how to take somthing simplisticly beautiful and make it look like a tacky piece of ****.

31-03-06, 08:01 PM

IMO airbrush paint jobs like this just don't work on modern sports bikes. On a Harley yes - but then it naturally has lots of chrome so can work as it looks heavy and suits a solid looking bike.

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31-03-06, 11:34 AM	#11
Jase22 Guest Posts: n/a	And they say you can never have too much money... That looks vile.

31-03-06, 11:34 AM	#12
$i Guest Posts: n/a	The paintbjob is definately what lets the bike down imho. And as daimo said. those wheels do look the muts.

31-03-06, 12:02 PM	#13
Ceri JC Guest Posts: n/a	I nearly wet myself laughing when I saw a Tamburini with an "Incredibles" paint job. They were selling it with 30 miles on the clock and wanted the list price of £30-oddK for it. This was when there were still a few brand new, stock ones available at that price. Even if the prospective buyer liked the paint job, there's no way they'd buy it like that, unless they were planning on keeping it for ever, purely because of the massive damage it'd do to resale value (unless you were planning on fightering it and turning it into some sort of "Brutale Deluxe").

31-03-06, 02:15 PM	#14
kwak zzr Guest Posts: n/a	anything MV is fine by me but he's got too much money!

31-03-06, 02:49 PM	#16
Peter Henry Guest Posts: n/a	But just look at what he would have started with.....

31-03-06, 03:32 PM	#18
Peter Henry Guest Posts: n/a	Viney...You will have to explain to me why it is you assume the owner of the bike is Spanish?

31-03-06, 06:31 PM	#19
tricky Guest Posts: n/a	That is criminal, a lesson in how to take somthing simplisticly beautiful and make it look like a tacky piece of ****.

31-03-06, 08:01 PM	#20
Demonz Guest Posts: n/a	IMO airbrush paint jobs like this just don't work on modern sports bikes. On a Harley yes - but then it naturally has lots of chrome so can work as it looks heavy and suits a solid looking bike.