| What's NewIn The Shop! |
| This tricked out trike is just about ready to hit the road! Click to view the pictures and details! |
| NewBikesForSale |
Custom Softail Take a look at this
custom sitting in our showroom
ready to go to your garage! You don't
want this one to pass you by!
custom sitting in our showroom
ready to go to your garage! You don't
want this one to pass you by!
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We've Expanded!
Stop In and take a walk through our newly expanded showroom. There is a lot more
room for bikes, parts, wheels, electronics, and graphics. With an entire wall dedicated
to Arlen Ness parts, you're sure to find exactly what you're looking for when you come
in. Stop in today to check out the latest and greatest parts on the market and as us
what we can do to transform your bike into a true Hot Rod Bagger!
Stop In and take a walk through our newly expanded showroom. There is a lot more
room for bikes, parts, wheels, electronics, and graphics. With an entire wall dedicated
to Arlen Ness parts, you're sure to find exactly what you're looking for when you come
in. Stop in today to check out the latest and greatest parts on the market and as us
what we can do to transform your bike into a true Hot Rod Bagger!
| Ken's Custom Paint & Graphics 2245 N.E. Jefferson Ave., Peoria, IL 61603 309.682.2453 Hours: M-Fri. 9:00 am - 5:30 pm, Sat. 9:00 am - 12:00 pm, Closed Sun. |
| NewFresh Paint |
| A Great Gift For The Golfer In The Family! |
| Check Out Our New Website! A Site Dedicated To Trikes *www.TrickYourTrike.com* |
A lot of customers ask us about our creative process and how we get from start to finish....well
here is a perfect example! It all starts with an idea around the lunch table, a napkin, and a
sharpie! From there, the idea is digitally drafted and rendered for the customer to view, and
finally the paint is mixed and graphics laid down. It seems like there would be a lot more in
depth and technical pieces, but most of the time an idea and a marker is the best way to start!
here is a perfect example! It all starts with an idea around the lunch table, a napkin, and a
sharpie! From there, the idea is digitally drafted and rendered for the customer to view, and
finally the paint is mixed and graphics laid down. It seems like there would be a lot more in
depth and technical pieces, but most of the time an idea and a marker is the best way to start!