Dreaming in Technicolor

Brian Pfeifer has been doing our paint work for the past several years.  He does great work and most people who have seen our bikes generally seem to agree.  He's got a full service paint shop with a huge paint booth and all the fancy tools that go along with it.  As a former racer, he doesn't charge an arm and a leg either for the work he does.  He literally charges a fraction of what other shops in the area want to paint a bike – and his stuff looks better.

So my dad and I spent a night last week taping bodywork after Pfeifer fixed up the minor damage we had from Mid-Ohio (which now looks perfect) and painted it red, similar to last year.  We added some orange and black to the paint scheme, so part of our second stage of taping tonight is to outline the number plates and the rest of the bodywork.  It's really nothing too fancy, but I wanted to change up the look a little bit from the all-red bike we had last year.

Aside from that, stickers are being made and as soon as the bike is ready, I'll have pictures up here.