Looks like they do, Here's a link to the double bubble page.NewDuc said:
I got mine from motowheels out of California, they have them in stock... Well the dark they do, the light smoke were on order a few weeks back but they might have them in now. Super fast shipping and really easy to work with.Ten-6 said:
Not yet, the first one was split as I stretched it and was fine but ran so I removed it. This one went on easier but I still prefer the wet application. I totally like how the plate looks really makes the bike look good. How are you liking your windscreen?Visitor Q said:
The windscreen is nice, nice quality.cronn said:
Yeah... The guy who printed your's and mine installed mine. He did a good job but watching him I would have did things maybe a little bit different. After I left his place, everything looked solid but over the course of a few days the decals twisted around the windscreen holes. The fact that I store my bike in shed that can reach temps over 100 F I'm sure does not help matters. I tried to straiten them back out some with a hair dryer and a couple other methods but they never seemed to sit right to my liking. Most people would not have cared and my friend all think I am nuts for taking the front plate off...cronn said:
I hear ya bro. Yeah the front strip that is on my fender was a wet app.. My friend also said the same thing, that it was good to let it bake in the sun but mine was more in the heat than direct sunlight. I'm sure you will ok and I know my friend uses high quality stuff.cronn said:Well I'll definately keep an eye out for that. I live in Texas so seeing 110 is a daily thing on a hot summer day. That means it will be out in those kind of temps sitting outside the office or when I am out riding.
I got the cutgraphix one on its way and they say that one gets better with heat. I guess the material is different, wet app vs non-wet app. Hopefully this one doesnt do that cause it really looks nice and I really dont wan tot have to pull the front off again.
