New Graphics Kits

http://www.incite.net.au/bikes/products/graphics_kits/graphics_kits.html

Ordering a full kit from these guys - YamKit21 minus the dice - really nice people to deal with on the phone and they print on the really thick stuff (techno speak ) as opposed to the really thin stuff you get as stock.

They just did a WRR and will send pics shortly - when they do I will post them here!

Just need to work on tiding up the plastics and get rid of the big scratches and bits I have hanging off.

Holy Bogesus that's expensive.

inspector wrote:

Holy Bogesus that's expensive.

Yeah, like whole new set of bodywork expensive.

Are those prices in Pesos or what? Certainly not US$$$

I'll stick to Ride Industries. So far the graphics are bomb proof and have stood up to all kinds of abuse.

If there are other places to get them from please let me know - I am having trouble finding anything here in Oz and it seems most people making them dont advertise online.

Ride Industries

Shoot Al an e-mail. He ships his graphics all over.

Nice designs.....Though pricey. But with the exchange rate it it drops the numbers a bit..... Though not by much. The Big package as listed at $490 exchanges out to around $435. But they sure have some great designs. I had been looking at a set by AMR but may have to rethink this.

My question is how do you install those? I tried once and spent hours messing with a panel graphic. I could never get all the air bubbles out. No instructions and no information from the parts types is not helpful either.

M1A Rifleman wrote:

My question is how do you install those? I tried once and spent hours messing with a panel graphic. I could never get all the air bubbles out. No instructions and no information from the parts types is not helpful either.

lots of window cleaner, a smal squeege, and a blow dryer. window cleaner so you can move the graphic around without it sticking right away. squeege out the window cleaner and bubbles. blow dryer to help the process faster.

I used Windex, as was instructed. Then I used an old credit card with a soft cloth to get out all the bubbles. Didn't need to use the hair dryer as the adhesive on the back was pretty sticky after the Windex evaporated. Full instructions were shipped with the kit. Haven't had anything rip on these, where the stock grafix were like paper and didn't take much to shred.