Motorcycle Modification 2016: Suzuki Shogun Layered Wood Carving

Autometronicschool. - There are many unique motorcycle modification in 2016 that purposed to increase their value. One of this modification look like Suzuki Shogun Layered Wood Carving.

Source: Vivanews

According Otomotif News Viva, (03/05/2016), that Duki do make over all-out his Suzuki Shogun. The 38-year-old man do make over all-out Suzuki Shogun hers, until it looks to be very different, and looks more gahar. Duki bike coat it with teak.

Not only that, these motors are also shaped in such a way to resemble the look of a big motor (MOGE) like Harley Davidson, but made of wood. In addition, Duki also add ornaments dragon heads on the bike, and carve a motor body that has been coated wood that resembles dragon scales.

Duki said he was intending to sell the unique motorcycles. "This motor would I sell at a price of Rp 25 million," he said when met at Jalan Mayor Mustajab, Surabaya yesterday.

Duki revealed, the motor was sold at a price which is quite high due to the complexity enough to modify the bike. The difficulty lies in the adjustment of the motor home, with the shape he wanted, and the timber that will be used.

Thus, to modify the bike that he wanted it, Duki takes about 3 months. Meanwhile, for materials such as teak wood, varnish and glue, Duki admitted issuing a budget of Rp 20 million. "So yes natural that my later selling about USD 25 million," said Duki.

In addition to Suzuki Shogun, Duki has also made some modifications to the motor. Among other Yamaha Mio and Yamaha F1Z. However, the price of the motor-plated engraving he made it varied.

Prices are set by Duki depending on the difficulty level and the materials needed. For example, for Yamaha F1Z ever overlaid Duki sold for Rp 12 million, while for Yamaha Mio cheaper, because it posts engraving is not too complicated.

Duki said, the idea to modify the motor with carved wood that comes from several years ago. At the time, he wanted to sell his motorcycle, but the motorcycle price as too low. Thus, Duki was modifying the wood carving.