The makeover on this bike (completed in 2019) includes embedding LEDs with a flickering fire pattern into the metal gas tank, operated via remote.

Seen here: https://youtu.be/T7CGnPgI6gM

The theme is the Flower of Life design, seen around the world and utilized by Master Artists such as Leonardo da Vinci. This design is expertly created in paint on the tank and etched into the custom primary cover as well as the words etched on the fork lowers.

The fresh paint scheme is a fade of five fire colors - bronze to yellow - sprayed in House of Kolor pearls and kandys by the Award Winning paint company Customized Creations. The graphics are in white.

The makeover on this bike was done so I had something fresh and never before seen, to bring as advertising to bike shows and wow the crowds. But then the pandemic hit. So I closed my paint shop, retired, and moved to the country. This bike is not made for dirt roads - it's more bar hopper. Since I don't have a shop anymore, it needs a new home.

Unk miles prior to makeover, but when I put 123,456 (code for unknown) an interested buyer thought that mileage was actual so I have changed it to 15k which would be more in line for a bike such as this.

Rev Tech Gen 3, 100 cu in engine 1636 cc 4 stroke 45 degree V twin.

Mukuni carburetor. Ultima 6 speed transmission.

3" open primary w/ one-off, etched, freshly chromed cover.

Monster exhaust re-chromed.

Fork lowers engraved and re-chromed.

Air cleaner re-chromed with new filter.

Drag Specialties battery and ignition - both new.

New black leather seat.

New side-mount rear brake/license plate.

Procycle speedometer with polished aluminum bracket.

Forward controls with Accutronix Brake.

Billet aluminum rims: 21" front, 250" rear. Avon Cobra rubber.

Braided lines.

550 lbs.

44k invested in makeover in 2019.

Not all of the parts were re-chromed. Just those that really needed it, so the top of the gear box has some swirls (see photo) and the top portion of the license plate where it attaches was scratched during assembly. The paint is fresh minus the underside of the frame (see photo) where it bottomed out while loading it into the trailer and a little rock chip on the oil tank that is only visible at a certain angle but won't photograph. That, the mechanic did.

The craft people involved in this project are:

Light display, bodywork, paint - Owner / Customized Creations www.customizedcreations.com (651) 646-2090 Best in Show, 1st Place winners at Sturgis Rat's Hole.

Chrome and polishing - DuBois Custom Polishing and Plating (651) 491-7214 Award-winning shop including Ridler award.

Engraving - Artistic Metals Engraving (509) 750-2325

Fabrication - Empire HydroSports www,empirehydropsports.com (612) 799-6669

Seat fabrication and upholstery - Nate's Custom Seats www.vinyl-lux.com (612) 720-9529

The Rumble House - therumblehouse.com (763) 710-7181 (Did majority of the assembly and some of the fabrication.)

The Hawg Pen - (218) 327-8181 (Maintenance and go-through prior to listing.)