Murdered out with a touch of blue

[Jonathon89]

I have recently started working on my CBR trying to murder it out. I have done a fender eliminator flush mount blinkers removed the big round reflectors and have painted my heat shield, pillions for passenger, and have painted my wheels. Tomorrow I'm planning to put on my wheel striping which is blue and soon hoping to get a blue brake reservoir and a blue chain when the time comes. What do you guys think so far? ImageUploadedByMO Free1351902479.552200.jpgImageUploadedByMO Free1351902511.121639.jpgImageUploadedByMO Free1351902533.798864.jpgImageUploadedByMO Free1351902557.537774.jpg


After the tape





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[SantaMonicaRy]

Well if you're trying to GET murdered than you have succeeded.

You can mod it out with out making it completely invisible IMO

[Jonathon89]

I'm adding reflective tape tomorrow so it'll brighten up I'm just in beginning process


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[Prometheus199]

Was about to say, making your bike that black is a death wish. :-p

[AkKnight78]

Looks good, I'd like to do the same to mine. Plus that black reflective tape of course. Like to see how it looks when you're done.

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[ecustu7]

Looks really good blacked out.

[CraigCBR]

Looks great! Which fender eliminator kit did you use?

[Jonathon89]

Hotbodies. Do not recommend it at all tho.


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[lewiCBR250R]

Originally Posted by AkKnight78

Looks good, I'd like to do the same to mine. Plus that black reflective tape of course.

something tells me there is no such thing as black reflective tape

[don'tpanic]

"murdered out" - just when "sick" had become normal to this old man.
The internet - the great equalizer.

I think it looks great, and I suppose I would stand out in stark contrast riding it with my high-viz coat on! But I bought my tri-color simply because of the potential conspicuity. Though I would like to try LTR's B&W color scheme.

Bottom line - it's your bike, you should do what you like, and it looks like you are having a good time! I know I am!