Home made Bling

[Toe]

this would look pretty cool around the high beem of the gixxer.

more pics!

it has been done aswell...I can do it to your bike for 100 bucks including the light installed, that goes for you too Hooli

 

[tainacious]

Number 5 is alive?


NUMBER 5 IS ALIVE!!!!!!!




j/k, looks great, but that was the first thing that popped up in my mind.

NUMBER JOHNNY 5!!!

 

[Hooli]

I can do it to your bike for 100 bucks including the light installed, that goes for you too Hooli

Nice! Thanks, but I prefer functional blingage!

x 10

 

[Toe]

Nice! Thanks, but I prefer functional blingage!

x 10

how about you shoot for something you can afford

 

[TomDac]

Nice.. very BMW'ish... I have halos on my M3 and love the look of them.

 

[WeekEndWarrior]

ahhhhh to live at home again would be so nice

 

[Hooli]

how about you shoot for something you can afford

How about you shoot for something you can actually use in places other than parking lots and socials?

 

[Toe]

How about you shoot for something you can actually use in places other than parking lots and socials?

oh yah that means a lot coming from a guy with Stock wheels

 

[stan23]

While bling mods are not my cup of tea, I think Toe's R1 looks very nice.. A nice compliment of performance mods and cleanliness.

Not a bad job man!

 

[Dynarydr]

While bling mods are not my cup of tea, I think Toe's R1 looks very nice.. A nice compliment of performance mods and cleanliness.

Not a bad job man!

+1

 

[Hooli]

oh yah that means a lot coming from a guy with Stock wheels

Why yes, yes it does.

My "stock" rear wheel is the last thing you usually see, is it not?

 

[rjbrittain11]

fack, that bike is one amazing thing I like looking at it more than i do boobies. Wait, what? I lied!

 

[Slowest_One]

Why yes, yes it does.

My "stock" rear wheel is the last thing you usually see, is it not?

 

[Toe]

OK guys little update....

Step 6: Install newly painted black projector housings

Step 7: go get your epoxy sealant and Plastix!

Step 8: line up the halo lights on the high beam side, and using painters tape to hold down the halos, Epoxy them in place

Step 9: repeat step 8 for the low beam halo lights

Step 10: make sure everything is lined up nice and straight and let them harden for at least an hour!! make sure to tape them down to get good pressure on the lights so they seal nicely

Step 11: go grab your Plastix, and clean those headlight covers

Before:

After:

 

[Toe]

I also picked up some nice greggs custom billet mirror block off plates, CRG replica mirrors are coming in the mail as well

 

[3stripes]

Impressive work Tomas!

 

[Slowest_One]

posing points at it's best!

 

[Toe]

posing points at it's best!

hey mike...I got two more we can do your bike

 

[Slowest_One]

hey mike...I got two more we can do your bike

 

[Yody]

Thats silicon not epoxy wink wink