LC4 Graphics- Make your own!

How much did it run you to have this done?

I hate to admit it, $550USD. 3m product. A three layer laminate. Bottom sheet is the adhesive with channels to pass the air during application. Middle sheet is your art work. Top is UV stable clear. Run through a heat roller. This product is stretchable with or without heat. Does not leave sticky residue when removed. Applied it myself.

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I'm picking up our second banner on Wed... If he hasnt emailed me by then I'll have him do it while I'm there...

count me in
can you ask about a 640Adv file?
if no I will still go for the reg LC4
Thanks

is this a 640A with exhaust on right side??? looks like an Akro header and can, what/how did you convert to right side? also the side "number" plates look like off an rfs bike? what's going on here? .....AndyB

pretty sure he has basically a supermoto (dual) exhaust, fender, seat, subrame, etc. on there.

yup, that's what it looks like to me. only seen 1 other like it.

Okay guys, he finally sent them too me. I had asked him for patterns for my '91 EXC. Looks like he didnt have any, but he sent me patterns for basically any EXC, '98 and up, so I have those too! I asked about the Adventure patterns, we'll see if he gets back to me. Gettin the kids ready for bed right now, so I'll figure out how to post them up for everyone tommorow.

any luck ???

thanks again for doing this, its very cool of you!

laramie

I'm pretty sure that's a dual Leo Vince exhaust set up, I think a street going version. I'm playing hell finding a dual system that I would like.

Trying to figure out a spot to post the files so you can download them... There is 2 files, both are Adobe Illustrator files and they are TINY. I guess for now if you want to PM me your emails I can just email them to you...

Smushed them down and put it in one so you can see basically what there is...

Here is mine. I had my sticker guy print up a pattern print on I think 14" wide 3M laminated stuff. This is standard MX graphics material. It is what I have on my dirtbikes and what I get stickers made from for suspension. I made templates with butcher paper and a crayon. I rubbed the crayon on the edges and they make a perfect pattern of what you are trying to copy. Then you transfer the shape to the real deal, cut it out and fit it. Lots of windex, heat and time. It took most of an afternoon to install the decals. But they are holding up great 2 years later. This photo is soon after the install.

ZD, please tell me that is NOT the Hard Parts Rallye Tank.

Nope, stock tank, painted orange by PO. That was one of the main reasons for the decals. The paint doesn't have enough flex agent or something and on the impact zones popped off like an egg shell. So I needed a good way to cover it up and protect it. A lot cheaper than stripping the tank and repainting.

Phew. The paint didn't look right for the stock paintable tank, and I got worried that it was the Rallye tank that is reportedly not paintable... stickers shouldn't work either. OK, nevermind.

wow that's so cool - my 95 620 looked like an easter egg and I pulled off those 'Technocel' graphics before I even got it home.

Okay, everyone that sent me an email should have em... Let me know if you have any problems. If you have older versions of Illustrator, I may be able to save them in different formats for you.

thanks man, i got the email last night (i guess) and i will check it out this afternoon after work.

laramie

is illustrator the only program you can use to do this??? i dont have a spare $200 laying around to buy it. i can get a free trial version but that is of the "super" expensive version of the program.

any ideas?????

thanks,

laramie