The scooter has a more aggressive and eye-catching fairing with a black-orange color scheme. In addition, the pair of powder-coated rims and front shock absorbers also give the vehicle a sturdy look.
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| The original 2010 Honda PCX, owned by a member of the Honda PCX Hanoi Club. The owner had modified the fairing with many composite details on the wings, tail and mask. After a period of use, the bodywork was degraded, so the owner sent the bike to a workshop in Saigon to be refurbished with an eye-catching orange-black color. |
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| Because the composite plastic is old and the paint has peeled off over time, surface treatment takes a lot of time for the tuner. The entire plastic is treated to create smoothness before applying a new coat of paint. |
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| The masculine ribbed lines are accentuated by the clever combination of black and orange. In addition, the final clear coat protects the paint and creates a brilliant, perfect shine for the car's bodywork. |
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| The chassis with the previous stainless steel plated details is electrostatically painted in matte black to make the car more sturdy. Above, the car's headlights are also painted with smoked crystal to make the front look cooler, highlighting the modified mask. |
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| Time to complete this modified version within 2 weeks. |
According to Zing
