Sticker Disappointment

[GregMember]

Bundyroy wrote:

My plan would be:

1) get new stickers under warranty if possible. Don’t put them on and save them for when you sell the bike so you can bling it up then for a quick sale.

2) Get onto ringmaster and get new sticker kit. I’ve had ringmaster on my bike for 3 years so far. They are good quality. I even put them on myself and they still worked.

3) Don’t ride your bike without stickers. Scratched plastics look shit and once scratched you can’t just hide the scratches with a sticker. The sticker won’t stick very well to a scratched surface and it will look lumpy if the scratches are deep. I’m pretty sure stickers are cheaper than new plastics.

What he said I reckon

[scott bockingMember]

+1 for Ringmaster. Mine looked good and didn’t lift in the four years I owned my WR and it sold very quickly.
$299 for a full kit. When you are browsing their site look at all model year options, not just yours as they will size them to fit.

STM

[DarrenMember]

Trailboss wrote:

Bundyroy wrote:

My plan would be:

1) get new stickers under warranty if possible. Don’t put them on and save them for when you sell the bike so you can bling it up then for a quick sale.

2) Get onto ringmaster and get new sticker kit. I’ve had ringmaster on my bike for 3 years so far. They are good quality. I even put them on myself and they still worked.

3) Don’t ride your bike without stickers. Scratched plastics look shit and once scratched you can’t just hide the scratches with a sticker. The sticker won’t stick very well to a scratched surface and it will look lumpy if the scratches are deep. I’m pretty sure stickers are cheaper than new plastics.

What he said I reckon

Great advice … I will go for warranty and keep them “spare” for when I sell the bike.

So far not any of the designs I’ve seen for “bling” I like, might go for custom.

Thanks everyone for your input

razz

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