WIsh I'd thought of that wrap stuff before i put throw over bags on my rear fender. Definately gonna use it after i get the paint redone!

 

Nice. Thanks for the link ace. The whole saddlebag kit is cheaper than the Harley one that just covers the tops.

 

This place did all the vinyl for our signs and window displays. They are about a block from the shop and do great work although I am yet to see a wrapped Harley.

 

That black digi camo would looks killer.

 

Local guy did some vinyl wrap for my bike, 60 bucks, professional, it's his professional business.

 

A camo where many of the shapes were the bar and shield. Now that would be interesting.

 

I have all of my vehicles wrapped, and it's well worth it. Getting my 2013 FLHTK wrapped next week for $300.00 - $350.00 cdn. I'm getting the fairing, front fender, front & tops of saddlebags, and part of tank done.
If you get chips, nicks, scratches in the protective wrap, it's done its job. You can remove the old stuff, and get new wrap installed back on.
You do have to wax the wrap to close the pores, and keep it from yellowing. Wax it once in the spring & in the winter before you park it (for some), maybe (3) times a year if you're lucky enough to ride all year long.

 

Yes, but you earned those chips! That tells a story.

 

Hey Deano, welcome to the forum. I see you're in Calgary. If you don't mind me asking, who is the company doing your wrap? Cheers - Matt

 

Our local PD wraps their patrol cars to get that classic black and white look. They buy an all white car and the wrap the middle in black. Those cars take a lot of abuse and they all still look great. They said when it's time to sell the cars they just take the wrap off and have a plain white sedan.