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I can't imagine it being that difficult to figure out, but my suggestion is as follows:
- Hang it on the wall and call it a piece of artwork.
I don't care how well you think you take care of your bike, in the end, that bra WILL F--k up the paint finish on the tank.
Sorry, the above post is not intended to be insulting, I've just seen too many people on here crying about how a tank bra scratched up their paint finish after 6-12 months of use.
I can't imagine it being that difficult to figure out, but my suggestion is as follows:
- Hang it on the wall and call it a piece of artwork.
I don't care how well you think you take care of your bike, in the end, that bra WILL F--k up the paint finish on the tank.
Sorry, the above post is not intended to be insulting, I've just seen too many people on here crying about how a tank bra scratched up their paint finish after 6-12 months of use.
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+110% It will rub the paint off. Never liked them on Cars Bikes and Women
I trailered my bike from AZ to WV in June when I moved. I made a mistake and packed too many things around it. I ended up scratching a place about the size of a quarter on the gas tank near the seat. I bought a bra just to cover up the ugly scratch. I wouldn't have done it otherwise, but the paint was already ruined.
DON'T put it on a new bike unless you are trying to cover up some stupid damage like I did.
i'd scan, pdf the instructions for ya but every1 in this thread hates it.
question then, why would others put them on?
Originally Posted by iron71tike
Originally Posted by ultra_magnus
just for show? purpose is good but function sucks? after all these years HD hasn't figured out a solution to thier scratching instead of protecting bras, WTF? it's a piece of cloth that's suppose to prevent damage
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