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SWEET! Street Glide Stripes By Hells Foundry!
- Thread starter rickle91
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Stephii [:
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peel and stick ?
sara_jane_12
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Thanks for the link. Looks great.
rosenthalaaron1983
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Pretty cool. It's kind of a take on the Custom Chrome bagger that's in their catalog.
natashankhan
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I don't mind the stripes but I am not a fan of the one on the fairing. JMO
L. U. D. O.
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Yeah, not a fan of the fairing band either, but the sides look sweet! Maybe pics from the front would change my mind. Great find!
Thanks for the kind words guys. To answer some of the questions:
Peel n Stick: Yes, Automotive Grade vinyl just like OE. You can put it on yourself and it will look absolutely great.
Front fairing: It presents way better in person than the picture. The front starts the flow above the headlight and drops down to align with the tank stripe. I wanted something different than the "Rams Horns" usually done to follow the body line up towards the rider. I was inspired by a 1968 Charger R/T that was nearby when I was working on this layout. This design helps make the bike retain it's "lowered" look.
Peel n Stick: Yes, Automotive Grade vinyl just like OE. You can put it on yourself and it will look absolutely great.
Front fairing: It presents way better in person than the picture. The front starts the flow above the headlight and drops down to align with the tank stripe. I wanted something different than the "Rams Horns" usually done to follow the body line up towards the rider. I was inspired by a 1968 Charger R/T that was nearby when I was working on this layout. This design helps make the bike retain it's "lowered" look.
King of the Hill
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It would look awsome with a matte black vynl on vivid black base