I used the spray can bedliner on my bike's frame and it isn't as tough as everyone makes it out to be. Brake fluid takes it off and it wore through pretty easy on a few places.

 

thats freekin sweet dude... my housemate's bike is rinolined and the thing is really stout.....

sidewards there is a big diff between the spray can liner and the real stuff as far as durability.....

 

I had a small business spraying Full trucks like this... it will cost about $116 for a gallon...Whatever you do... DO NOT BUY THAT HERCULINER!!!! it's complete ****. I did an old Cornwell tool Truck... then camo'd it up... wow how texas am I...

 

Wouldn't mind rhinolining my helmet, too......

 

Sounds like someone spends a lot of time skidding down the highway on their head...
Might look cool.

 

i like this idea alot, but i would think it would weigh a ton

 

I did some shopping today and found that line-x and rhino liner looked the same. The lady at line-x said that she had done a few bikes and sent me some picutres.

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here is another bike

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I don't know man, makes the bike look wierd. I guess if your that intent on "battle proofing" your bike instead of getting frame sliders, than rock on. Personally I figure if you don't ride like a jackass and ride defensively, you wont have to worry about trying to make your bikeMad Maxishwith spray on bed liner.

 

Wouldnt be a bad idea. Im bad about dropping my helmet..lol