Wednesday, March 10, 2010

Sport Modification-Jap Style Tracker

It should've been posted on December, 2009...
Courtesy of Oto Trend, 450 edition, week III, Dec 2009, page 10

Self Projects ver.1 (Aga's Bikes-process)

THE PROCESS


Los Cochinos: "The process takes several steps, that is design, making handlebar construction, painting and finishing."

Self Projects ver.1 (Aga's Bikes-before)

THE SPLIT PERSONALITY

Los Cochinos: "We called it so because it is. This bikes will transform into two different designs, that is classy-gallant and hard-punk. We design it so Aga can simply knock-it-down whenever he wants to change the look."

BEFORE



LCG Projects for Eric, January 2010 (results)

THE RESULTS

Los Cochinos: "Here it is... Honda CG125 in Jap-Style ala Los Cochinos Custom Garage for Eric the Doc..."
(say it with Farah Quinn's style after cooking, LOL)

This bike takes 2 times of painting processes each for blue and red color and 6 times of top-coating processes, so it comes very very glossy and wet that might don't distinctly appear properly in those pics.

Materials:
Top Coat (varnish) - Monarch
Base Coat (poxy) - Auto Glow
Paint - Monarch
Thinners - Polyurethane
Price Upon Request

LCG Projects for Eric, January 2010 (process)

PAINTING PROCESS

The panting process done within basically 4 painting processes that is original-paint peeling, base-coating, painting and top-coating.

1)THE FRAME

2)THE BODY, TANK and OTHER COMPONENTS

LCG Projects for Eric, January 2010 (before)

Los Cochinos: "Here's our first painting projects for our friend, Eric. He bought this Honda CG125 from our other friend. Though this bike seemly looks classy, but it's too identical to its former owner, so Eric want to change the look with his very own Jap-Style."

BEFORE


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