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So I know, I know, an old thread dug up, lol.
So are any of you guys still using the skull "Willie G" suff? I still see it at the shops, but not so much on the bikes around. Just curious, and I still think they look good.
I heard an old Vietnam vet talking about the skulls they had on patches, tattoos, etc. The thought behind it was that if death is with you (thus the skulls), then death will avoid you....like a guardian while riding. Thats how I like to think of mine...plus they look cool and it it's like stickin it to the man!!
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