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Why can't we laugh? Are you one of those sensitive artsy types that cries easily? I can't afford custom paint right now either...... so I see nothing wrong with your plan.
Go for it! When I bought this bike I promised my wife I wouldn't put stickers on it, but that one is classy looking and I would if I could!!!
BTW - it's WAY better looking than a "bra."
I would like the moco. Eagle on my batwing as it would cover a pretty nasty chip I got coming out of the northern Cascades this summer (riding 30+ miles of fresh chip seal at the end of July...)
If you get it, please post a pic and describe your thoughts as I might be able to "persuade" my wife to change her mind based on your pic!!!
You can find an Eagle image of your own and take it to one of the places that does vinyl ad wrap on vehicles. the price is very reasonable and it will be one of a kind.
Ive seen in on one of the bikes out here in the local area... its all a matter of color that the decal is going on. I'm saving my $$$$ for paint after the move in a year, if your just getting some custom work on the fairing its not as coin as you think. It's just a matter of finding a good paint shop.
Check out places like Decal Max and others online. I was going to do the same eagle (can't afford paint) and I have this "thing" for bulls with wings (long story). Anyway, for about $50.00, and mixing/matching/cutting a couple decals together, I'm doing this on my fairing, in silver to match the pin striping. I figure, when I get the scratch together, I'll have someone paint it for me.
That is on the sale rack at my local dealer. Maybe I will pick it up!
They were sold in two colors, and two types. The Black and Gold, you see now. And White and Gold (or was it White and Red?).
Harley the Full Eagle with wings spread, standing on the "Made in USA" shield. They also offered a "Made in USA" shield with just wings for the back.
I had the White and Gold full eagle on the Fairing of my 1985 Candy Apple Red Electra Glide. The other one was on the Tour Pak.
Not too many were sold so I stood out. I think it look great.
Harley does not offer the other color or the rear decals any more. But they look great on dark fairings.
Just be sure to take your time putting it on. Get all of the bubbles and it will look glorious!
Last edited by Ultra89Rider; Dec 10, 2011 at 01:11 AM.
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