My first bike chop

Crazy swingarm/forkless front end design (kinda similar to this http://redliners.files.wordpress.com/2007/06/07_bimota_tesi2d.jpg ), GSXR1000 rear view mirror, stock busa fairing but with air scoop instead of indicator, swingarm both wheels and exhaust are from a 09 yamaha r6 and the rear end is from the 09 GSXR1000.
It became a bomber theme bike after i accidentally made the fairing look like bare aluminium lol, all the decals (including the yoshimura one) are made from scratch and so are all the rivets. My favourit part is the front mudguard, with the nose art and yellow tip i think really sets the bike off.

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Thanks for looking, C+C welcome.

Nice to see something else then a car here, and this is brilliant! High class stuff, and it looks great. Gonna try and analyse this, but since I don't know that much about bikes it might be a bit more general then usual. Hehe.

For the design I really like it! It's a lot more agressive then the original bike, and looks a lot less clumpsy, guessing that's what gives it the sportyness. The design with the colors are great, and the the theme really sets it off! I like you love the yellow on the mudgard, looks almost like a birds beak, which works really nice with the theme of the bike. The theme in itself is really cool as well, and I think it works really well here. What I don't like about the design is that thinner back part behind the saddle. The bike looks a bit unbalanced with it since the front is so beafy. Also not that big of a fan of the swingarm(?), I prefer them straight out to the backwheel. At least it still has a chain and not a axel. With the theme of the bike I'd loved to have seen two exhuasts under the saddle instead, more like jetplane turbine exhausts

If we move over to quality I think it's great. It's a bit toony, but with the studio background and all it works great! The only piece that really gives this away as a chop is the exhaust, which seems to have a bit of strange lighting there on the carbon fiber.

Overall a great bike Looking forwad to see more work from you
Cheers!