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The badges are fine looking, maybe too simple in design.
BUT ... We all know a custom tank paint job will put a bigger smile on your face and "Say Something Special".
I'd opt for unique!
Also these type of stick ons become dirt traps, polish pains, knee bangers and never, I mean never seem to go on level or equally balanced from side to side and will constantly draw your mind to it.
The badges are fine looking, maybe too simple in design.
BUT ... We all know a custom tank paint job will put a bigger smile on your face and "Say Something Special".
I'd opt for unique!
Also these type of stick ons become dirt traps, polish pains, knee bangers and never, I mean never seem to go on level or equally balanced from side to side and will constantly draw your mind to it.
What he said.
I want to paint/powdercoat my tank but I can't seem to make up my mind on the direction. it's probably because I'm still deciding on other areas and the tins might come last.
I have a $4 Chicago Blackhawks vinyl sticker on one side of my tank. It's actually been quite the conversation piece. Well, in Chicago anyway.
The badges are fine looking, maybe too simple in design.
BUT ... We all know a custom tank paint job will put a bigger smile on your face and "Say Something Special".
I'd opt for unique!
Also these type of stick ons become dirt traps, polish pains, knee bangers and never, I mean never seem to go on level or equally balanced from side to side and will constantly draw your mind to it.
Well, paint is anywhere from $1500-2000 grand. I'm just not going to spend that much cash painting a tank. I haven't seen any new bike running around with these badges, so to me that is unique. I would much rather spend that coin on new rims!
Evil: You did a damn good job guessing on the position and size! They are a little bigger I believe, but you gave me a really good, general idea of how they are going to look.
There are other badges out there, but I'm going for the old school look. I like how simple these badges are, and how at the same time, they aren't just Harley Davidson stamped in a straight line or something. Thanks guys, for your opinions.
I think they look just fine, retro look is +1 in my book, as far as shipping in new toys, I have mine sent to the work place, removed from packaging and slipping in the side door of the shop, so far have just about rebuilt entire bike and wifey , ( not harley person yet), really hasn't noticed yet, now how can I explain the new paint I want mmmmmmm
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