Here is my 1995 kawasaki voyager xii that I had painted an put sone new pipes an chrome work done
http://youtu.be/LG5ogflIUDM
Let me know what you all think of it here is a YouTube link to watch it
Custom paint an some chrome work done
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Re: Custom paint an some chrome work done
Kevin, Congratulations on combining two things that you are obviously passionate about in to one nice package. I particularly like the murals on the fairing. Very well done. I think way too often "custom" paint jobs are done to try to impress other people and tend to be "over the top". Your bike expresses who I believe you are and that's just plain cool!
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Re: Custom paint an some chrome work done
Very cool!
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Re: Custom paint an some chrome work done
very nice! 

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2002 Kawasaki Voyager XII
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Re: Custom paint an some chrome work done
Just curious (by the way, I love your statement and the look), is the tank top chrome mirror like shiny? I ride my wife's bike occasionally and with the HD like speedometer in a chrome case on the tank sometimes I get hit with the overhead sun shining up into my eyes. Of course if you ride with a full face helmet, this might not be a problem. Because of the heat, we ride a lot with 1/2 helmets here in Phoenix (year roundBLESSED1277 wrote:Here is my 1995 kawasaki voyager xii that I had painted an put sone new pipes an chrome work done
http://youtu.be/LG5ogflIUDM
Let me know what you all think of it here is a YouTube link to watch it


I really do feel for those who can only ride 6 to 8 months, but then, they don't usually get to ride when it is 105 to 110 out (even I have to go AC sometimes

Hope to see it in person someday, Be Blessed.
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Ken & Shelley (Harley the dog now in heaven)
Ken - '03 Voyager XII - Shelley - '97 Vulcan VN800A
formerly: 1965 Honda CB50; 1972 Honda CJ350; '80 Suzuki GS450L; '79 Yamaha XS1100;
Ken & Shelley (Harley the dog now in heaven)
Ken - '03 Voyager XII - Shelley - '97 Vulcan VN800A
formerly: 1965 Honda CB50; 1972 Honda CJ350; '80 Suzuki GS450L; '79 Yamaha XS1100;