FANTASTIC cake - absolutely, totally and completely impressed here!
WOW just does not say it.
Speaking as a motorcycle lover, "WOW!!!!!!!!"
Where is an icon of a cook bowing to another? That would really sum up my feelings right now! Awesome job!
Kathi
P.S. I love the twin v engine!
There are NO words to describe that!
I need to find my eyeballs...they flew out of their sockets!!!!
Your cake is AMAZING! I love all the detail that you put on it. Would you be willing to share the directions for making it? My husband and 3 sons love motorcycles and I would love to try this for them. Have a Great Holiday and thanks for sharing your talent.
Amazing!! Would have thought that was a toy before I thought it was a cake, lol=) Great job, the "cycle nut" must have just loved it, Jen
Simply amazing, as always! 
How big is this cake? Looks very large. WOW! I am always in awe of your work!
That's one beautiful bike! What are the dimensions?
Theresa
Okay, be honest......You were Duff Goldman's Instructor, right? Seriously, this is the MOST AWESOME CAKE I have EVER seen!!! So, how much of it is cake? I'm figuring the body and the front tire.
My hubby said "That's a mean lookin' cake!" LOLL
I have no more words....my tongue is hanging out of my mouth! LOLL
INCREDIBLE JOB!! YOU are my cake hero!
Beth in KY
I don't want to start a new thread to address this, so perhaps someone can answer here. I really wish I could see this cake, but I changed my anti-virus software recently (from Norton to ZoneAlarm Pro) and suddenly I can't see photos that are posted in the threads. Does anyone know what setting I might need to change to be able to see them again? I am dying to see the picture of this cake - it sounds amazing!!
Thanks!!!
My DH and I both ride motorcycles and all I can say is that sure is one "sweet" ride. (pun intended) 
Hello, everyone...and thank you all for your comments. You are more than sweet!
I just wanted to answer a couple of questions re:size and stuff...
The cake I baked was in an 11x15 that I cut into 3 cakes, torted, filled and stacked and carved into the body of the motorcycle....then I covered it in fondant, painted it black and added all the "mechanisms" which I painted silver. I had one day to make this cake. I was aiming to make the wheels out of cake as well, but I didn't have enough cake and didn't have time to make more. I use Rice Krispie treats for the wheels. It was the first time I had used them for a cake but it worked well. The bars are dowels that I painted silver.
If I had more time for this cake I would have added a license plate, a flag, & a street sign which would have all been personalized, but I had to make a decision as to what it had to have and what it could do without.
The board was about 2 ft x 10 or so inches.
I was so stuck with designing this thing. I procrastinated because I didn't know where to start.....once I carved the body, though, I "saw" it in my head, and it went smoothly. There aren't a whole lot of motorcycle cakes out there to use as examples...
Thanks again...I hope I didn't miss any questions...
Brandibvakes...the photos are on my website
Dear Irene -
Thank you for taking the time to share the information on how you made the motorcycle cake with us.
You never cease to amaze us, and you are always willing to share your skills information with all who ask.
It is no wonder you are the first member who was ever chosen to be in the "Spotlight."
Many Thanks Again!
Theresa
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