KX Riders
General => In General... => Topic started by: oic0 on May 08, 2009, 02:25:50 AM
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Before I had a bike I had grand dreams of pulling off the KX500 label and putting a 125 label on it. Maybe a 250 label if I'm feeling generious, but removing all other stickers. I really just don't care for them. Do I really need metal mulisha on my gas tank? Numbers on the front and side even though I don't race? and KX500 labels on it?
Long story short, do you guys think bikes look tacky when all of the labels have been removed and it is just bare plastic?
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Make it how you like it; don't worry about what others think. Another great thing about riding dirt bikes is working on them and customizing them. Working on it and changing it makes it your own.
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Some of the after market graphics look cool, but they always put their name or logo real big in the mix. I won't pay money to advertise your graphics on my bike. I still want to put
KX 125x4 on my swing arm, both sides.
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Another thing about little custom items you do to your bike. When I buy after market parts I stamp my initials or special number some where. It's good to do something that you can see from a distance incase of theft or making it easy for your buddies to find you in a pack of bikes at the dunes. I always put orange surveyors tape under my flag. That way Stewart and K5Abuser can find me after I blow their hand grips off when we're racing.
I put AC Pro nerf bars on my quad. It takes a special net. I had my user name embroidered on them. They will have to remove them or cut that part out if they steal my quad. I will call all the local bike shops and tell the parts dept. If someone comes in for new nets for a KXF450R AC Pro nerf bars and they did not buy the bars from their shop, they probably stole my quad.
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No stickers for me. None at all unless required to ride somewhere. Maybe something nice on the shrouds but that would be it for me.
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I love the name all over idea. That way when the cops find the thief dead, killed by the bike, they know who to call to come pick it up.