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Post by Deleted on Dec 14, 2016 15:54:28 GMT -7
What's everyone using?
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Post by 0002s on Dec 14, 2016 17:15:16 GMT -7
My gut
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Post by Deleted on Dec 14, 2016 17:33:17 GMT -7
Bwahahahaaha
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Post by arcaos84 on Dec 15, 2016 8:10:56 GMT -7
I'm with this guy. Rollin' totally naked atm, I'm talkin' the bike of course.... maybe.
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Post by coyote on Dec 16, 2016 7:03:21 GMT -7
Same here, using the same "performance" package...
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zenmoto
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Post by zenmoto on Dec 20, 2016 13:31:55 GMT -7
I use protective film from www.thetankslapper.biz ...been using his kits for years, and they are top quality (but on this tank, can be particularly tricky to install ...they take patience). Great stuff though, and he'll make a kit with matte finish for the tank, and gloss for everything else (side-tank panels, fender kit (same as R1) and even pieces to protect the fork legs.
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Post by Deleted on Dec 21, 2016 8:18:35 GMT -7
I use protective film from www.thetankslapper.biz ...been using his kits for years, and they are top quality (but on this tank, can be particularly tricky to install ...they take patience). Great stuff though, and he'll make a kit with matte finish for the tank, and gloss for everything else (side-tank panels, fender kit (same as R1) and even pieces to protect the fork legs. Interesting Dale. Got a good pic of it on the bike?
Any tips for the install?
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zenmoto
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Post by zenmoto on Dec 23, 2016 12:08:06 GMT -7
I can take some.
I love the stuff and have been using it for years. The FZ is a little tricky with the matte finish, but on the gloss parts it's basically invisible. It's funny, but it's on my bike in all the photos I've posted but you really just can't see it.
...I'll try to get a photo or two that shows it clearly.
Still, I much prefer it to tank pads, etc.
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Post by Deleted on Dec 23, 2016 12:42:33 GMT -7
I can take some. I love the stuff and have been using it for years. The FZ is a little tricky with the matte finish, but on the gloss parts it's basically invisible. It's funny, but it's on my bike in all the photos I've posted but you really just can't see it. ...I'll try to get a photo or two that shows it clearly. Still, I much prefer it to tank pads, etc. I've got a set in Matte on the way :-)
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Post by 0002s on Dec 23, 2016 13:19:30 GMT -7
TechSpec T3 is replacing my gut.
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zenmoto
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Post by zenmoto on Dec 26, 2016 10:45:34 GMT -7
As promised, here are some photos. Note, only the tank and front fender should be matte, the rest you would want in gloss (side tank shrouds and fork legs, if you do them). Here's the tank from the rider's perspective: And this is my attempt at showing it at its most visible: Here is the side tank shroud with the gloss film: Front fender complete with bug strike: If you order the kit, and do it yourself, be ready to be very patient. Follow the directions and have a good quality spray bottle for the water / soap solution. He provides a quantity of Johnson & Johnson's baby shampoo, but the center tank is a bear, so you may want to buy your own bottle and make sure you have plenty on hand. Wet both the tank and the underside of the film, then wet the outside as well so the squeegee glides smoothly. Don't be afraid to pull and stretch the film as you go. Start with the centerline at the gas cap and work straight down to the seat (remove the seat first), then work the top of the tank to the knee relief. ...this is where it will start to show puckers; you need to slowly and methodically work those out while wetting and stretching the film (helps do do this in a warm room). If an edge won't stay down, leave it for a bit so the solution can dry, and work another area. When you've squeegeed out all the solution it will stick. You can peel the film up as many times as needed and reapply as well, just keep it wet. Good luck, and be paitient!!!
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