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I have never purchased from them, but know people that have and no problems. They were the first to make goodies for the catfish head fairing bikes. Seem to have good products....
I purchased their stripe kit for my 07 RG, to "close the gap" left by the MoCo. It was only the "S" stripe on the side covers, but it matched my factory stripe exactly, went on easily, and unless you got extremely close, could not tell it wasn't factory. Had it on the bike 4 yrs and it still looked good.
Last edited by marvincbr; Jan 5, 2013 at 09:20 AM.
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I had the "missing stripe" on my RG for 5 years and it looked great up until I sold it. Thinking about getting a set for my SG. Just wondering. Are they hard (or impossible) to remove if you weren't crazy about them once you got them on?
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