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Holy crap, now I'm ticked! Instigators bike looks much better than mine will ever look. Those are some sick flames! I only have the rad flames.

OM - I've got black number plates and shrouds off ebay. I used some "black adhesive background" to cover my airbox. Looks pretty good, we will see how it handles ridin'.

[PhilM]

Instigator,

Where did you get the graphics from??

Thanks

[instigator]

Instigator,

Where did you get the graphics from??

Thanks

I had them custom made @ XGX Graphics you can find them online!

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OK seems like good customer service from that xgx group. They promised to ship me the right graphix overnight.

Props to them. BTW mine aren't custom, but here is what they will look like.



As you can tell, mine are no where near as cool as the gator

[cheezeburger]

Tell me about it on the windex! I tried and tired on the R graphics. But they just weren't going to fit. Only took me the better part of an hour to figure that out. I hope to have the graphix before the weekend. And have them installed.

Gator yours are just da bomb man! You bike looks like it is on fire. Many Just has "hot rod flames.

Is the matching "excesory kit" work the additional $75 bucks? And what does it cover?

[instigator]

Tell me about it on the windex! I tried and tired on the R graphics. But they just weren't going to fit. Only took me the better part of an hour to figure that out. I hope to have the graphix before the weekend. And have them installed.

Gator yours are just da bomb man! You bike looks like it is on fire. Many Just has "hot rod flames.

Is the matching "excesory kit" work the additional $75 bucks? And what does it cover?

Cheez, I did not buy any accessory kit, I do not even know what it is But as far as the windex goes, if you do not use enough you will have a hard time sliding the graphix into place. but if you use too much windex then the graphix tend not too adhere and it is hard to work out the bubbles with a squeegee.

The next time I do it, I think I will opt for less windex and try real hard to lay the graphix down really close to their final position.

Remember, you can reposition them if you have not pressed or rubbed real hard, the adhesive only sticks once pressure is applied, and for the most part that is true from my experience with these graphix.

I would be happy to answer any questions you might have but I will be camping and dirtbike riding this weekend in Georgetown, so I will not be near a computer. Good luck Cheez.