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It's better than your other stuff, but still sloppy. The lack of LODs is a huge let down, and what would be fairly easy to achieve improvements from the vanilla Shotaro are overlooked (Lack of any dials or guards, addition of slick tires). Design wise, it looks pretty, especially from the rear. The seat and swingarm combination is really nice, but the poorly positioned front forks and lack of exhaust system really hurt it's looks. Keep it up, though, you have potential.

Admittedly this turned out better than I thought it would, and it really does look less futuristic and more stealthy, especially in black. But yes, no excuses for LODs as this is a really basic edit, and it is kinda sloppy as Daniel said

But keep it up, you're heading in the right direction. Far better and more creative than your other stuff.

@Details_ thank you for your suggestions. When i am free, i am thinking of releasing an update that will have LODs and guards you mentiones. As for the exhausts, the reason i had to delete them was because the back wheel part and the exhaust were going through each other. If i find a short exhaust i will add it to the mix.

Do I dare to ask how did you edit the model?
Is there a good tutorial how to edit vanilla models? I'm really interested in trying it myself.

@oggpeg sadly there aren't many good tutorials and the good ones mainly focus on one thing. You mostly need to learn it yourself. I edited the model by importing shotaro on top of carbon rs, deleted pieces of both carbon rs and shotaro,scaled carbon's body and then i put the pieces together.

I like the idea but it needs refinement

@FoxyFox6576 Thanks! Sounds like rather simple process. I always wondered if I could place those sport bike fairings on naked bikes like Ruffian.

Seems like that is possible after all.