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Here are the first pictures of my revamped comet.
The bike was dismantled right down to the smallest nut and repainted.
Things done:
- All the nuts/screws/other parts zinc-ed
- The red parts of the bike repainted in red. This red is from the Suzuki GSXR600 red paint scheme.
First I thought I'll repaint it in blue or white but then decided against it and went for the red color.
- New sticker work
My idea was to put stickering of the latest version of comet available in the market. Irshaad bhai made it better by putting his own idea of black background and chrome sticker in the front. I liked it and it came out very good
- Engine, Chassis, Wheels painted black
- Rearsets installed
My bike's gear shift shaft already needed a replacement hence I thought why not try installing the rearset itself.
- After market rear sprocket installed
I had ordered for a stock 46 tooth sprocket but by mistake the seller on ebay sent the 44 tooth one which is ok for me, it is just that bike will lose little initial pickup but would be stress free on higher speeds.
- New chain
- Had already installed the aftermarket pazzo levers on the bike some months back
After almost of 3.5 months of work I got my bike with a new look. And I am happy with it
Will click more and better pictures of it when I go for a ride next.
Mods: Hope I have opened this thread in appropriate section. If not please move it.
The bike was dismantled right down to the smallest nut and repainted.
Things done:
- All the nuts/screws/other parts zinc-ed
- The red parts of the bike repainted in red. This red is from the Suzuki GSXR600 red paint scheme.
First I thought I'll repaint it in blue or white but then decided against it and went for the red color.
- New sticker work
My idea was to put stickering of the latest version of comet available in the market. Irshaad bhai made it better by putting his own idea of black background and chrome sticker in the front. I liked it and it came out very good
- Engine, Chassis, Wheels painted black
- Rearsets installed
My bike's gear shift shaft already needed a replacement hence I thought why not try installing the rearset itself.
- After market rear sprocket installed
I had ordered for a stock 46 tooth sprocket but by mistake the seller on ebay sent the 44 tooth one which is ok for me, it is just that bike will lose little initial pickup but would be stress free on higher speeds.
- New chain
- Had already installed the aftermarket pazzo levers on the bike some months back
After almost of 3.5 months of work I got my bike with a new look. And I am happy with it
Will click more and better pictures of it when I go for a ride next.
Mods: Hope I have opened this thread in appropriate section. If not please move it.
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