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Custom 83 Maxim

Discussion in 'XJ Modifications' started by hezbak, Jul 6, 2011.

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    Some pics of my custom 1983 Maxim. Ive still got a lot of things to finish but its coming along.
     

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    awesome color and design!! keep us posted
     
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    NICE work!!!

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    Dude, that is sweet...love the rear fender!
     
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    this is nice, I really dig the tank and color man!
     
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    thanks to you all for the nice comments. The color is custom mixed Orange, pearl and tons of metal flake. It goes crazy in the sun. The rear fender is welded in. And the tank is from a 1973 Suzuki GT550. I had a new bung welded in it so it fits flush.

    The wheels are powder coated bronze. I will post more pics when I am done.
     
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    i love it, nice colors!!
     
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    This bike is sexy! Love the tank and color!
     
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    man that is a sweet bike i love the hole look of it
     
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    Nice! what tires are those?
     
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    Dang, that is really cute to say the least. Nice to see something with a different flair as to say for a change. Originality always scores high on my totem pole. Keep up the good work, I'll be looking forward to the finish piece as to say. I personally think you have really come up with not only a original creation but a true winner! grunt 007, 81' 750 XJ Seca, Mi.
     
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    thanks again for the comments. The tires are Dunlop GT501s. Got them from Dennis Kirk, $150 for the pair. I will post pics of the finished bike.
     
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