With our without the rear decal sticker

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#11

08-15-2011 | 05:58 AM

itlnF4I

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im not a big fan of chrome, but those wheels set everything off nicely. and that exhaust......you really did that bike up right.

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08-15-2011 | 10:29 AM

Dazed

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How many miles are on that white 954RR? do the glossy decals match the OEM stock decals??? I want something from replicas to match the OEM's so I can just slap the rear fenders on and make it look stock

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08-15-2011 | 08:12 PM

t4rusaf

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Originally Posted by itlnF4I

im not a big fan of chrome, but those wheels set everything off nicely. and that exhaust......you really did that bike up right.

I'm not a fan of chrome either... or anything that resembles chrome. My wheels are polished aluminum... HIGHLY polished, haha. That's how they came when I bought them. Originally was going to PC them but after seeing it in person that polish job was top notch so I just kept it and will do something with them when I get bored. I wanted to PC all black but that kinda tames them down and they don't pop as much.

Thanks for the compliment

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08-15-2011 | 08:17 PM

t4rusaf

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I just hit 16k. In regards to a perfect match to OEM decals, call tapeworks at the 800 number and they'll match you up nicely. Hundreds of colors, you can't go wrong. Matching them up will be easy.

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08-17-2011 | 02:30 PM

Steve Theodore

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Best technique and materials to remove the decals please?

The bikes in this thread look killer!

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08-17-2011 | 02:45 PM

letsride

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Best technique and materials to remove the decals please?

I have used a heat gun or a hair dryer.Just heat it up a little start peeling the sticker away.

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#17

08-17-2011 | 04:35 PM

moneycrash

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my bike is all white but urs is the shyt i do like the way urs look i might have to copy that look lol

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08-17-2011 | 05:17 PM

Ironhead

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You can go thru someone like tapeworks to get the "number plates" for the rear and the 954rr stickers (which are separate). I added mine after the fact because it added balance to the black/white scheme of my bike. You can apply it wet so positioning it the first time isn't critical. It is very easy to apply and also remove.

Just an option; you have a nice stock looking bike. It'd almost be better to add them to keep it fresh and clean and OEM'ish. Coming from me, I'm overly customized but still really pushed for the "stock" theme. Take a look at my number plates... looks stock but are not.

That 954 is Sick! Dont mean to jack this Thread. But need a seperate post on all the goodies on her! I see Ohlins.........