new seat

[Guest]

Every once in a while, I get to do something that isn't directly for Sucker Punch Sallys. This bike will tour trade shows for a year then be auctioned/raffled off. Obviously the company owner is Irish!

This bike was built by Chariot Choppers for Jack Doheny Supplies and currently has another seat on it that I did last year for the builder.

Dave Theobald

[Roger]

i like it!

just a bit of color makes quite a difference

[BruceGibson]

I never cease to be amazed. Standing ovation from here.

[Guest]

Thanks Beeze and Bruce,

Thumbs up from people you respect and admire always make a project worthwhile.

Had I been comissioned to do an Irish theme bike, I doubt I would have chosen shamrocks as my main theme element. I would probably gone the Celtic route; but, it was an interesting venture into adding color to a seat. I'm never sure how well the color will wear, so I usually opt for the monochrome or antiqued style of finish.

Thanks again,

Dave

[Dan Hammons]

Very cool seat! I like the way the pattern flows and yes it's very true that a little color changes alot. I am going to pick up some food coloring and mess with it a bit. I'll let you know how and if or what when where it works.

[Art]

Hi David,

I wasn't tickled by that seat when I first saw it, but after seeing the paint on the bike, it is perfect. You make the bottom look as good as the top you old pro.

Art

Every once in a while, I get to do something that isn't directly for Sucker Punch Sallys. This bike will tour trade shows for a year then be auctioned/raffled off. Obviously the company owner is Irish!

This bike was built by Chariot Choppers for Jack Doheny Supplies and currently has another seat on it that I did last year for the builder.

Dave Theobald