rouser 135 lower body kit
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oh the joys of tying the knot with a loved one! and it gets more romantic when you include your modern-day horse in the memories and the celebration!

 

 

 

 

 

one of the 2012 projects completed is this lower fairing kit for the Kawasaki Rouser 135. it’s a 4-

 

piece kit consisting of left/right side covers, front spoiler, and the belly pan.

 

 

 

paint jobs pretty cool too, smooth even without the topcoat. wasn’t able to have the exact colour custom made though because of the wedding date and everybody’s in a bit of a rush, but the difference in shade isn’t really that obvious.

 

 

 

to be honest it took me quite a while to figure out nice curves and design lines that would blend this kit into the stock design. but i guess the wait was all worth it!

 

 

 

 

 

and oh yeah, girls will definitely be eyeing guys who drive one of these.

who this guy? uh uh, taken! ;)

 

 

 

 




spade 1
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remember this from the rebelsport archives article? it was a project of not-so-long-ago, 2010 haha… but i’m still using mine actually ;) and another post to come for my Spade 2 — really soon.

 

 

 

well, i dug these up from my ‘electronic’ attic, the original spade 1 project for 125cc… photo above, left side, that’s the 125cc version. tail and tank are the same, only the railing had some small differences. i did this body design for a race buddy in dasmarinas cavite, smooth paint job.

and really we msx 125 owners can’t get enough of this old bike, presently the owner beefed up the 125cc engine to a bloating 200cc plus highway eater!




rusi group 1 upper body kit
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another kit fully completed and several installed with my bike buddies in late 2010 and early 2011, the rusi group 1, upper body kit.

it converts a rusi sprinter 150/dl 150, motoposh dagger 150, suzuki raider 150 into streetfighter setup. all mentioned models look alike but the suzuki raider 150 was the original.

 

 

 


in this installation, we haven’t done any tweaking, pimping, modifying, upgrading, or whaterver-you-wanna-callit mods in the bike’s original setup. not even the tires were changed. we just bolted the kit on and that’s about it!

 

each has his/her taste in bikes, but this for me, given its new design styling and probably giving a little bit more bling to the colours, would definitety give you a rock-my-world kind of ride — ummm mini crotch-rocket ride!