2006 HeritageBagger Project
Sue, like a lot of softail owners, came to us wanting to put bags on her bike but
wasn't sure if it could be done. IT CAN BE DONE! We have had a lot of questions
about this, and as you can see by the pictures of Sue's bike, it looks great! This
bike gets a lot of compliments when we have it down at the shop. The great
thing about this kit is, it looks like it's supposed to be on the bike. We don't rig
up a set of bags and call it a conversion. Take a close look a Sue's bike in the
pictures and you'll be able to see the quality of this kit. Her bike gives her
husbands bagger a run for it's money for sure!
TrueFireTrike
You can't miss this trike when it rolls by! A flame job doesn't even come close
when describing this one. The true fire starts on the front fender and looks like
it's being thrown back through the rest of the bike, hitting every body panel on
it's way.  We hope that she is as thrilled with this one as we were. It was a fun
project and turned out great!
2005FLH Project
Troy brought us his bike straight from the dealership and we got started right
away on his custom paint, stretched bags, rear fender, Bassani exhaust, Leathal
Weapon Front Wheel & Rotors, and a Retro Radio Kit. This one gets plenty of
compliments while it's down at the shop. Be sure to give Troy the devil horns
signal when you see him out cruising around town.
SoftailProject
Zach brought us a plain jane softail and wanted something that would really
make a statement on the road. As you can see from the pictures, nothing was
left untouched. The front end was raked out, the tank was stretched to fit his
seat, new wheels, custom dash, and on and on and on. The paint job on this
one really gets the attention it deserves wherever it goes with the 3
Dimensional effect that pops out at you.
RoadGlideProject
Gina's bike is one of our favorites. She brought us her bike and let us go to
work. The base color is a very nicely done Matte Black finish with a distinct
orange graphic that flows perfectly with the body of the bike. The gangster
white-wall tires and orange spoked wheels to match the paint really complete
this piece and make it a unique, one of a kind ride.
VTXProject
This was a fun project. This customer brought us a bike and an idea and it was
our job to put it all together. The outcome was killer and we had yet another
satisfied customer. The candy paint that overlays the skull and tribal graphics
came out flawlessly and it shows great in the sun.
VTX SaddlebagConversion Project
This customer came to us with the hopes of converting his VTX into a bagger.
After some head scratching and modifications, here it is! Yes this is a Honda
with a Harley rear end and it looks amazing. Our customer was very happy and
we were too. It looks like it belongs on the bike and flows very well. So the
next time you have an idea and wonder if it can be done, come talk to us!
Anything is possible!
David MannTribute Bike
This bike really needs no description! Just looking at the bike, you can see the
amazing graphics and all the chrome. It's one of the best looking bikes you'll
ever see because of the attention to detail throughout everything! From fender
BaggerProject
This customer came to us a while back with the idea of pin-up girls  and ghost
flames on his bagger. He was very good about bringing us different artwork
and designs that he liked so that we had a good grasp on exactly what he
wanted. After studying the art and laying out a few designs, we came together
on this very unique paint scheme that included everything he was after.
Custom ChopperProject
This bike came to us in hopes of being repaired in certain places and
re-painting the bike with a design that was more of what the customer wanted.
After tracking down, fabricating, and designing, we finally finished this one up
with a wicked paint scheme. Dragons, Fire, and Women are all over this one
and the finished product looked great! Good luck to our customer that takes
this to shows ALL YEAR ROUND'.
SafariProject
There is way too much to say about this one. This bike tested our ability to pull
together very detailed mural work and integrate that with so many different
elements. The bike is themed after the Big 5, with artwork consisting of these
animals, an African Safari landscape, and all tied together with true fire. Throw
in some nice motor work, a set of new Ness wheels, upgraded sound, and a
custom seat and he's got a best of show bike for sure. This bike was unveiled at
the Peoria Zoo in late July of 2010.
Ken's Custom Paint & Graphics          2245 N.E. Jefferson Ave., Peoria, IL 61603          309.682.2453
Hours: M-Fri. 9:00 am-6:00 pm, Sat. 9:00 am-4:00 pm, Closed Sun.
When PigsFly
This bike has made its way to American Bagger Magazine and is one of the
more vivid bikes we've put together. After an unfortunate accident, it was time
to make the bike that our customer had wanted to do for a long time. He
pulled all the stops on this one with heavy motor work and, as you can tell, a
completely custom paint job. The graphics break up the black and orange
very well and have an amazing sense of depth. Take a closer look at some of
the pictures we've got posted and read about the bike on
American Bagger
Magazine's
website.
IndependenceChopper
We thought it was about time for us to show off some of our chopper skills, and
what better bike to do it with than this Independence. Keeping with the classic
profile of the bike, we went to work on the graphics and came up with this
multi-orange tone and designed a sleek tribal graphic. The graphics look
3-dimensional with the brushed in shadowing, yet the overall bike is not
overdone. Surprisingly, the vivid oranges and the tribal graphics are very subtle
overall and doesn't look too in your face. Along with the paint came plenty of
chrome, and of course power.