Anyone else think this is just the ugliest thing ever? It doesn't even follow the lines of the bike.
Awful trunk extension
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Re: Awful trunk extension
Pardon the "pun" but that is one butt ugly accessory.
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I would not be caught dead putting that on my ride.
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I would not be caught dead putting that on my ride.
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Re: Awful trunk extension
that is most Hideous thing I have ever seen, worse than the old Renault car I used to drive
- blupupher
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Re: Awful trunk extension
I can see what they were attempting, but they failed miserably.
Lines are all wrong as well as paint.
I know the actual trunk has an upward sweep to on on the bottom, and that was the line they decided to follow instead of the side bag.
If they had it just follow the line of the side bag, there would have been a gap that would look odd, but you could add a little "hump" right under the trunk to hide the gap.
A good initial test, but not a final roll out by any means.
Not that I would put that big ole' badonkadonk on my bike even in a finished form.
I would do a trailer instead.
Lines are all wrong as well as paint.
I know the actual trunk has an upward sweep to on on the bottom, and that was the line they decided to follow instead of the side bag.
If they had it just follow the line of the side bag, there would have been a gap that would look odd, but you could add a little "hump" right under the trunk to hide the gap.
A good initial test, but not a final roll out by any means.
Not that I would put that big ole' badonkadonk on my bike even in a finished form.
I would do a trailer instead.
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Re: Awful trunk extension
It looks to be photoshopped in. The shadows on the ground do not match extensions.
MikeB
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Re: Awful trunk extension
and I agree
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