I am thing of Rhino Lining my bike I was wondering if any has done this already and if they have pictures

 

i was thinking ...... im on my damn phone and the letters are so small

 

mines not an f4 but they look pretty similar....

 

sweet did you do it yourself or did you get it done

 

I dont like it, but its not my bike

 

sounds like unnecessary bulk and weight to me.

 

@playful & @regener8 -- Haters in the house!!

@moose Yes i did it all myself. I was inspired by "willduce" on these forums -- I am not the originator of this. BUT! Its very easy and very cheap. Its called "Herculiner" and you can buy it at your local AutoZone. You can buy a gallon of it with all the tools needed as a kit for about $80-90 and you will have more than enough to do multiple coats, Or you can do as I did and buy it by the quart for $25 and then get a seperate foam roller/pan etc. I had to buy 2 quarts, but didnt use all the second one. Then theres a seperate "kit" for the foam brush/pan/scuff pad/etc for $11. So i spent around $75 for the entire thing. If you want/need more instructions then I can help you out!

BTW! @regener8ed -- You must know the whole story before judging And no, it added hardly any weight whatsoever. Maybe a few ounces. Take a crap before you go out and youre back to even

 

He asked I told em my opinion, it looks like shyt, make the bike look cheap, n most def would make it harder to cuz of the fact that shyt would be hard to get off if you or future owner wanted to do a real paint job.

each his own n all, but I rather roll with cracked fairings stitched together with zipties than rhino line my bike

 

I'll have to agree with PlayfulGod...

I picked my F4 up off a kid not to long ago, and he had it rhino lined. Honestly it looks cheap and kinda crappy. I'm in the process of sanding all the plastics and tank down..what a P.I.T.A!

 

Id much rather have new looking, uniform color, no deep scratches/cracks for less than $100 instead of trying to track down good plastics spending HUNDREDS and THEN having them professionally preped and painted for upwards of $1000. All for a 12 year old bike? Yeah ill go for the $75 job that will come out with almost the same look

Everywhere ive been so far with my bike Herculined, almost *everyone* compliments it and says how badass/mean it looks, then proceeds to ask a million questions about it. Take it for what its worth, im very satisfied with my transformation.