Shuriken
Well-Known Member
I'm repainting the bike and want to have the Yamaha logos back (bike came without them). Are the tank logos decals or are they plastic badges that have to be glued on? What do you guys recommend?
Word of warning with that is, once it's down, it's down and it won't come off!
So make sure it's not crooked, right! That would suck.... Or sneeze just as you are placing it against the tank!
Yeah I took mine off too and I think I sent them to another Maxer but they may be in my drawer...:ummm:
I debadge everything I can. The Max only has the scoops to tell peeps who made it and I would love for those to be gone as well...:biglaugh:
Is this so you can surprise people who think they are up against a big slow cruiser?
I have "before" pics of my bike and it was practically ruined (in my opinion) when the PO painted everything a motley flat black. He puttied over the recessed Yamaha logos on the air scoops as well. Just not my thing, and consequently, has cost me hours and hours of time with paint stripper.
It is best to use a stock tank cover as an example on where to place the badges. Mine came out great doing that but a friends are terrible. He didn't have an example and there are not angled right and looking down they are not in the same place. I used silicone sealant to re-attach the original badges. Wanted to be able to remove them without damaging my expensive paint job if needed. I originally removed them with waxed dental floss using a sawing motion. Fishing line is probably stronger though.
Tank Logo's are on ebay Item Number 180253058777
ebay seller is
108bikestuff
Not bad. Do the OEM ones look any different? My bike will have gloss black fenders and tank cover. These would look great but I'd like to know how the stock ones looked through the years. The '85 had a crimson-type paint job so I wonder how the badges look for the '85 in comparison to say the newer Maxes?
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