The panel has one screw that holds it on and a non-screw positioning tit that slots into the tank. You then have to buy an outrageously expensive decal to cover the screw.
I will definitely be messing around. I work at a graphics shop and can print on vinyl material with waterproof ink and UV coating.Some photoshop guru's need to get to work on what ever different designs they can come up with for the side panels!
So nobody knows nothing about this wood like side panels????
Because they are great!
Wow! Really nice perk from working there. I may have to hit you up? jkI will definitely be messing around. I work at a graphics shop and can print on vinyl material with waterproof ink and UV coating.![]()
Your kidding. That really sucks! I will be exchanging mine at no cost to me if that happens! They want my money too badly where I go and they know I buy a new bike every 2 years so...:|Anyone else notice the standard icon panels seem to scratch quite easily?
I looked around today. I'd say the wooden panels are a sketch. Maybe they will exist in the future. They are not out anywhere that I could see. Have you searched for a bit?So nobody knows nothing about this wood like side panels????
Because they are great!
That looks pretty cool! well done! actually the dealer where I ordered the bike suggested himself that best would be to wrap the panels, it's way cheaper and with same results.I vinyl wrapped my icon panels to matte black and it turned out pretty decent. You can not tell the difference from paint. Also got the logos printed on matte waterproof sticker paper. I payed a total of 35 dolars for everything, 30 for the wrap 5 for the logos. And I have 10 pair of logos now, so removing the panel or the wrap whenever I want is not a problem anymoreThe black panel and the original logo cost 300 euros total where I live, so this was a good deal!
Also the panels scratch pretty easily, be careful about that.
Great job! I have wrapped some metal bits before using carbon finre effect and a hair dryer but the wrap was not very flexible and the finish not so good. Any tips you can give about how to do it right?I vinyl wrapped my icon panels to matte black and it turned out pretty decent. You can not tell the difference from paint. Also got the logos printed on matte waterproof sticker paper. I payed a total of 35 dolars for everything, 30 for the wrap 5 for the logos. And I have 10 pair of logos now, so removing the panel or the wrap whenever I want is not a problem anymoreThe black panel and the original logo cost 300 euros total where I live, so this was a good deal!
Also the panels scratch pretty easily, be careful about that.
Actually I got them wrapped in a shop, never did it myself before so can't give you much tips. But I know that the quality of the wrap used is very important. So if it wasn't flexible enough maybe you should try a better brand? I hear about 3M all the time.Great job! I have wrapped some metal bits before using carbon finre effect and a hair dryer but the wrap was not very flexible and the finish not so good. Any tips you can give about how to do it right?
A have searched... but had not found anything yet....I looked around today. I'd say the wooden panels are a sketch. Maybe they will exist in the future. They are not out anywhere that I could see. Have you searched for a bit?