A new skin is just what this Aerospoke needed to step it up into gear! The effects (or pearls) are placed organically to give the white base various highlight tones when artificial or sunlight hits it from various angles.

A few more finalized images found here…

I can’t believe this project began as a Mercier track frameset – the amount of NJS aesthetics this presents from the deep violet luster to the quad-stage ‘Icecream effects’ gives this frameset a higher level of respect. The slight masking to the fork crowns ties in the silver from the rear to the front end providing an even flow amongst the paint scheme.

Full project creation can be viewed here…

The masking is coming together slowly but surely – there is still a lot more work before we can declare this project done. More progressions of the additional stripes will be posted and you can stay in the loop with the link below:

Process from start to finishing here…

This number is definitely ready for the streets and give quite a face lift to the rest of the motorcycle roaster. In direct sunlight – it presents itself with a slight shimmer that is integrated into the base-coats, and creates a deep galaxy effect within the clear coats.

More process of tank seen from the beginning here…

Now that the “Red Wagon” is fully built – its looking amazing with the oversized wheels and the black matte accents. I’m glad that the design accents showed up against the rest of the build. It’s time to install the custom interior in the bed portion and this thing will be set!

Album updates found here…

Press time with COG x Ube’s Icecream Shop in Kinokuniya! Yay!

Taking an aftermarket sportster gas tank and putting a cafe racer vintage spin. The inspirational images are what we’ll be gunner for but with a deeper/wet look.

Original restoration images found here…

This aerospoke will take on a jet black base and topped with a triple stage Icecream effect (gold flake, currency, and a touch of glass).

More originals before the good stuff happens here…

The final touches on the ‘candy violet purple’ looks incredible! Once the NJS flake goes on this number, it’ll look just like a Keirin frameset.

More violet applications seen here…

It’s about that time to get more print time into the shop. Not sure what the next cover story will be, but maybe we’ll product a video before then!?