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Heres a job we did at my shop Bright Knight Customs.
this is a 2015 PCX 150, that the owner purchased a (roughly made) fiberglass body kits from Bangkok and had it "installed...
Basically the pieces fit over top of existing panels. Well she took it to a small local shop and they screwed them in with wood screws! WOOD SCREWS!!!!! Got to love this place!! And then she "painted them herself with some rattle cans......
Needless to say it looked HORRIBLE!!

Anyway we fixed that, stripped the bike, properly attached the panels using fiberglass and blended the seems with epoxy and body filler.

Then we paint it in her requested design. Its a shame i used a bad camera for these shots..
But the bike was painted in Black Pearl and Candy Orange (with a bit of pearl in that to shimmer as well) looks AWESOME in the sun!
Loads of upgrades on this bike as well, exhaust, handlebars, shocks you name it.

Fortunately we fitted a GPS tracking device inside of the panels, because it was stolen a week after we painted it! But was recovered before the thieves stripped it.

Anyway hop you guys enjoy! I may start a tread here of Bright Knight Customs pics and just add to it every now and again.
Does anyone know if i do that, and thread gets burried, when I add new pics does it kick back up to the top? Or does it stay buried?
Should I just start a new tread for every different bike I post? Thoughts?

Anyway time for bed here! Take care, hope you enjoy!

Cant get those hoods by me or I would have one like Kramer's. The model is a winner too
What is the exact description of that product and does it cover the stock windscreen or replace it?

Hey BK, I reckon if you post the images in one thread it is less fragmented and easier to view your work.

Gav.

Hey bud,

This one was made in Thailand in Bangkok. Not sure where she got it from, but I did see them listed on Ebay. Could be someone else or same place not sure.. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Honda-Pcx-150-S ... vg&vxp=mtr

I will warn you though, this was not a bolt on type piece. If it is the same design you will have to be a back slick and have some good tools and materials at your disposal. Or make your own mounting brackets (problem is accessing them!

It replaces the existing windshield.
Dan

homie wrote:Cant get those hoods by me or I would have one like Kramer's. The model is a winner too
What is the exact description of that product and does it cover the stock windscreen or replace it?

I may have front shock envy....