lets see your tank emblems
Road Master
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From: Walnut Creek, CA
I replied earlier in this thread that I was seriously considering of pulling my tank badges and going without any. I know it's my own decision and I will do what I want with my bike but I am surprised no one has chimed in on that yet. Does anyone else run their bike without any tank badges? If so, any pictures? P.S., I have seen some really nice badges here in this thread, more then I actually thought were out there. I really like yours El James but that one also matches up with your paint lines though and my paint is different from your's and not sure my bike would show them as well as yours.
So there.. My 2 cents. I'm all for no badges. I will post a pic of my ride after I dump them this weekend :-D
Here's my street bob w/o badges:
Last edited by chi45cken; Mar 19, 2013 at 03:30 PM.
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that's sharp. I see the helmet matches that burst of gold. nice touch.
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Thank ya. The helmet match was kinda an accident. But screw it. You gotsta coordinate!
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I am typically not a fan of springers, but your scoot is amazing. Proper old school styling.
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Agreed, not a springer fan, at least a big springer fan but that one could be mine and lookin real pretty in my garage. Sometimes, no matter what we have all done to our bikes, black tins are a timeless, classic Harley and hard to beat.
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Awesome bikes, and awesome emblems. I'm freggin jealous of some of you guys scoots. Skeez, that is a great bike. And a nice touch to do the small wrap to prevent boot marks. Damned practical and looks cool.