When I first got my mohawk:
After it had grown out a bit and I hadn't re-dyed it:
The stuff I used to spike it (bought it from Walmart I think):
http://www.drugstore.com/products/prod.asp?pid=85853&catid=3562&aid=335933&aparam=got2b_glued_styling_spikiIt didn't like to spike at first, especially in the back. The longer I had it though, the easier it was to spike. I would wash my hair in the shower, towel dry it, then leave it for a bit so it was completely dry. Then I would put the gel in my dry hair and it would work great. The gel application usually took me 5 minutes at most.
I was actually just thinking the other day if I should get the mohawk again. I even went searching and found my brother's bleach, and my red dye.
It's funny how many here seem to have tried the mohawk, yet almost none of you strike me as the kind of people to have one.
Maybe the type of people that generally get a mohawk are just the type of people that are trying to personify the image of the "ideal" mohawk person that you imagine. Sorry, I'm high and that probably made more sense to me than you. In any case, I could never pull of the mohawk. It would look stupid on me.
I had metal to go with my mohawk too.
3 labrets, a togue bar, septum ring, eyebrow barbell, 3 hoops in each lobe, and 1 cartiledge piercing. I had to lose 2 of the labrets, the cartiledge, and the eyebrow, but I still have the rest.