Change bike colors?

[MistahT]

Sorry for contributing to the old thread bump, but I think this may be useful for others in the future with a question like the OP asked.

Can't believe no one has suggested a vinyl wrap yet. They are a great alternative to having something painted, and are considered temporary. The other nice thing about them is that they protect the original paint from a lot of damage, and peel off when you want to go back to stock.

Bump an old thread instead of opening 12 new duplicate ones each not having quite enough info in each.......

Anyway....

Vinyl wrap is a good idea except it's more expensive than plasti-dip with many of the same benefits. Good for graphics and such. If I found the right graphic and had the money, I could see getting wrapped

 

[leem00]

Sorry for contributing to the old thread bump, but I think this may be useful for others in the future with a question like the OP asked.

Can't believe no one has suggested a vinyl wrap yet. They are a great alternative to having something painted, and are considered temporary. The other nice thing about them is that they protect the original paint from a lot of damage, and peel off when you want to go back to stock.

I had a vinyl wrap quoted for my helmet, which is significantly less area...but more complex interms of curves. The local shop wanted $575 just to do a helmet!

 

[bleedinblue]

I had a vinyl wrap quoted for my helmet, which is significantly less area...but more complex interms of curves. The local shop wanted $575 just to do a helmet!

Check out those helmet skinz I posted.I bought a white and black skull style one 5 years ago.The black ink faded to a slate/purple color after a few years.But they make helmets easier to clean and are only $30.You can throw the skin in the washer with your cheek pads, then you just have the visor left to wipe down.