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ive been cutting out a harley sticker and i am going to use the backing to it and i already almost had to start over twice cause of cutting
i couldnt tell you what the horsepower gains were but they were decent
i wanted the flat paint look dont have to worry about any scratches and if i want the glossy look i still have my stock black tank and fender
I love the semi-gloss and flat styles...I think with those "racing stripes" that you need a couple slashes like the Corvette GS or a number in a circle or somthing like that...
ive been cutting out a harley sticker and i am going to use the backing to it and i already almost had to start over twice cause of cutting
i couldnt tell you what the horsepower gains were but they were decent
LOL, I bet you got some decent HP gains from a sticker! man I have to add more!
probably not how you meant it, but run on sentences make it have a different meaning hahaha
Looks good so far.
but you need just something simple on the oil bag and batt tray.
it dont take much to set it off.
just a ideal= glue a old silver dollar coin there?
or some shell casing there? (bullet)
in all just make it yours
Ride Safe
I say pinstripe a bar and shield on the oil and battery covers. Paint looks good, I like old school looks and nothing says old school like pin striping.
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