To each his own, but no stickers on my bike.

 

helmet yes, bike no

 

Accually I got the insiration on puting sticker on the bike after seeing some drag bikes with sticker on the wheelie bars and kind took that idea and put them on the swing arm and front tubes there mostly sticker I get with parts I ordered the Road ***** was the first helmet sticker I put on their but looks cool under the tank because It does show how far the tank has been lifted Before i put it their even i had a hard time seeing it. Ill have to take a pic and have the wife download it for me I am kinda proad of it but will have to cover it up when grandma comes down to vistit

 

I didn't want to put any stickers on my bike but I crunched the rear of my right saddle bag so I figured covering it up with a sticker was the cheapest way to deal with it. I put a "Support Our Troops" sticker on it, something I feal very strongly about.

 

Seal, is that you flat tracking or is it a trials bike. I would love to be able to go screw around and try to do some flat tracking, Is there a site i can learn more.

 

On two bikes I have a sticker which says : If you love yer life as I love this bike don't FVCK with it!!!

 

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I'm with you, kato, only on my guitar case. Oh, I forgot, I've got a CMA (Christian Motorcyclists Association) sticker on my windshield.

 

It's Speedway. 0 - 60 in 2 seconds and no brakes! It's a really big sport in Europe but not here in the US. I race every Saturday during the summer at the Orange County Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa, CA.
Check out this video, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1jGZnL5F-pA

 

I have some "scratch & sniff"stickers on my seat...smells like ****.

 

SEAL
thanks for picks definetly looks like fun. Seems like flattracking except for I seen i some videos theres something getting draged by the bikes. What are the differences I still dont know to much about flattracking but hopefully can go see some races this summer if i can find a venue.
thanks Again