I have a set of CVO emblems and I want to install on my 2019 Breakout but they don't fit the contour of the tank. Is it a possibility to heat them up and try to shape them without messing them up. Thoughts/Troubles/Wasted my money...etc???

 

On a similar note, I have always wondered why BMW owners would put //M badges on non //M cars.

 

I put 115th Anniversary tank badges on my 2018 Fat Bob because I like the look of the badges and they go with the overall design of the bike, and I don't give a flying fart what anyone else thinks about 'em, I think it looks awesome. I'm not trying to fool anyone into thinking I've got an "anniversary edition", I just liked the 2-tone of the emblem and the look of the Harley eagle, and the shield he's holding being gold/bronze fits the color scheme of my bike perfectly.

I sincerely doubt Ant-Man is trying to trick anyone into thinking he's got a CVO, he probably just likes the look of the badges and hey, people are known to customize their bikes sometimes.

Ant-Man, I don't know what to tell you about the curvature. The badges I got (115th eagles) just so happened to perfectly fit the contours of my bike's tank, which is a 5-gallon tank from a Fat Boy. Possibly the curvature problem is because you have the 3.5 gallon tank? Are those badges plastic or metal?

 

pics would be cool im considering the same on my FXDR

 

 

Good match to your bike 👍

 

So buy a CVO.

 

Yeah, buy a $50 grand overpriced bike for the $10 badge that comes on it, DUH!
People can be so ridiculous.

Ant-Man how much off is the shape? Maybe you could carefully remove a little material with a dremel?

 

Not everyone wants to ride around on an armchair. If I wanted a windscreen and radio I'd drive a car...

Back to actually trying to help the OP, I bought some cheap nasty 3d printed badges that came flat, put them in the oven for 30 seconds then shaped them onto the contour of the tank. Worked perfectly.

 

question I have is where can I get a set with the orange backing for my RKS?