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[Eckert, Christopher (Infrastructure Solut]

Good thinking. Enemy range finders are an ever present threat to us KLR riders so it is good to see someone was thinking ahead. Da Vermonster now rides the "Dazzle KLR", the only KLR capable of fooling those dam Nazi U boats!

>Thanks for the quick history lesson! I'd never heard of the Dazzle >Camo before but I think I may start claiming that was my inspiration >;') > >da Vermonster

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[Jud]

--- In DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, Jim Douglas wrote:

> > > After all the paint talk I thought it would be cool to have some type of > 'covers' like they do for cars (the plastic overlay) > to change the look of you bike when you wanted, without painting! If > they were priced right they would sell like $20.00 > hookers! >

If $20.00 hookers were priced right they would sell like $10.00 hookers.

[skypilot110]

It is a printed Vinyl sheet that you apply with an adhesive then stretch to fill the nooks and gaps. It is pretty cool stuff but a tank would be very hard to do. On the up side it is really cheap

--- In DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, Jim Douglas wrote: > > > After all the paint talk I thought it would be cool to have some type of 'covers' like they do for cars (the plastic overlay) > to change the look of you bike when you wanted, without painting! If > they were priced right they would sell like $20.00 > hookers! > Anyone know how that stuff is made? >

[greg saunders]

Hey All,   This is very late notice, but I have called in well for tomorrow (Friday) and will be heading southeast into Wisconsin for a day of tranquil riding.  If anyone would like to join me call 612-296-7705; hoping to leave about 8:00-9:00.   Take care.   Greg