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Anyone know where I can find any nice yellow and black tank pads?
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Thought about a clear one? It will match your yellow and black perfectly."I spent most of my money on Scotch, women and cigarettes. The rest I just wasted" -
No, I never saw one of those! Do you have a link.Comment
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I'll see if I can dig one up, one of my mates has one and I'm thinking of getting one myself and not use the bra anymore.
It gives a good illusion of actually being painted exactly the same as the tank."I spent most of my money on Scotch, women and cigarettes. The rest I just wasted"Comment
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I have one $10 shipped- still in the package. :dunnoTLOTM:
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Which one?Originally posted by SDTLR
I have one $10 shipped- still in the package. :dunno
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HOLD ON!! I had a clear tankpad from someone (Progrip maybe?). Anyway, looked real slick at first, but after awhile, the glue around the edges started to come away from the pad. When it does, you can really tell the clear pad is no longer attached to the tank (hard to explain but trust me here). Then, I started to get dirt under the pad on the glue and visually, it looked awful. I just recently took it off. It looked like crap. I thought the clear would be great too. I would get a black pad if I had to do it again. Maybe a custom one through the link gixxer provided.Comment
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Did you clean the tank first? Mine looked perfect for 2 years...before some prick stole it
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I was thinking the same thing, it could probably happen to any tand pad."I spent most of my money on Scotch, women and cigarettes. The rest I just wasted"Comment
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That gixxer one looks sweet w/ the flamesMmmm, bananas
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real trick to tank pads is #1 a clean surface, and #2 a warm surface, let the bike sit out in the sun before applying the new pad. Then when you put it on the glue gets hot and adheres to the surface.Comment
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I did both for mine.. I think it depends on what the tank pad goes through, mine was outside all the time, and looked terrible after a while
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