I call my bike multi-max because I have made so many mods and changes it is almost 3 or 4 bikes in one. Origiinal red color with after market side covers, rear sport tail, and cybermax headlight. Then changed out the tins with some newly custom painted black tins, with an additional custom painted "angel" mural on the tank and another on the tail section. Now I have the stock rear fender with custom painted black with white feathers, and a new grab rail, sissy bar and passenger back rest and a new passenger seat. So, by only changing out all the parts/tins to a different color and/or configuration, and then changing out the sport tail section with the regular rear fender, or swapping out the large GEN II style scoops with the black mega scoops, this bike can actually be about 3 or 4 bikes in one, since each time I change something, everyone thinks I am riding a different bike. Pretty cool, huh??? As you can see by the pics, I have several different configurations of the same 2005 VMAX. Many people come up to me and ask if I'm riding a Gen II Vmax, and of course I tell them "no" and explain that it's actually a 2005 anniversary edition VMAX and that they only made 2000 of them worldwide in 2005 and that each bike has an anniversary emblem on the tank showing which number it is in the sequence of 2000 made, blah, blah, blah. Anyway, to summarize the pictures and reasoning for them, Vmax theme # 1 is the red bike with the stock red/flame paint and anniversary emblem on the tank, with other custom parts. Vmax theme # 2 is the one with the black custom painted "angel mural" on tank and sport tail section. VMAX theme # 3 is the one with the regular stock tail fender (custom painted black with white feathers), and the grab rail, sissy bar and passenger back rest and seat. VMAX theme # 4 is the pictures with the custom black paint with angel murals, but I have removed the larger GEN II type scoops and installed a set of black mega scoops. I plan to purchase and install a set of V-Stax over the carbs soon, so I guess that will be theme # 5 or maybe I'll just call it theme # 4-A. Ha! I'm sure I've likely got the pictures all out of sequence, but I'll try to sort them out later. However, I think anyone looking at these will get the general idea.
Dennis M.
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Ashland City, TN
