Cadillac biker build off (bike, motor, 2011, lights)
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If you are thinking paul Jr's bike is a bit low? its got a hydraulic suspension that lowers the bike when parked..
Its probably explained in this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ziO1edk4i04
Both have their traits, but both have things I really don't care for.
OCC's definitely does a better job 'capturing the essence' of a CTS-V. You can't argue with that beast of a motor, especially when combined with that extra shot of nitrous. I also like the hard angles on their bike. Nothing about the CTS-V is smooth and flowing and it has a very athletic stance. None of this translates in the PJD bike.
But in terms of outright aesthetics, I really do like the PJD bike. There is an insane amount of detail in there, and the 'muffler as a kickstand' idea is just friggin' awesome. I could do with a slightly smaller diameter front wheel (looks cartoonish), and the headlight seems like an afterthought, but I'm more attracted to the overall lines and flow of the PJD design. And I have to admit, I still get a chuckle out of how they came up with the rear taillights (watch the episodes).
JR's definitely carries offf the CTS-V style much better. I really don't see mucvh of it in the (OCC bike.Jr's is really one pof the best themje bikes either has every done really.Its got Cadalliac class written all over it.
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