custom graphics

[205dke187]

is there anyone on here that makes or knows who makes custom graphics?

[hawaiiysr]

Contact troybilt he has templates and can point you in the right direction from there.

[205dke187]

thanks alot.

[250Renvy]

Do you need someone to do all the design work and put them together or just someone to print them?

There are a few places I've found but most are crazy expensive.

If you just need a basic custom graphic there are places like goforit and brmoffroad and some others.

This question is asked a lot in some of the other forums. A search will turn up lots and lots of info.

[DnB_racing]

fourwerx does them, and Jay is 250r friendly

[205dke187]

basic custom, i guess. its getting hard to find some things for the 250r.

[troybilt]

Originally posted by hawaiiysr
Contact troybilt he has templates and can point you in the right direction from there.

I just dabble a little... :) I run out of time to do much more than that.

[DnB_racing]

Originally posted by troybilt
I just dabble a little... :) I run out of time to do much more than that. is there a software package that you use??

[JM317]

Does anybody make the 88 stock style front graphics printed on the heavy vinyl like the 20mil stuff?

[205dke187]

Soooooo...... troybuilt do you have pics of any of the graphics that you have done?

[troybilt]

Yes I'll post in a little while, gotta run...

[250Renvy]

Originally posted by JM317
Does anybody make the 88 stock style front graphics printed on the heavy vinyl like the 20mil stuff?


I don't think it's necessary. I've had dozens of those graphics printed on the 9 mil or something and it was plenty durable. It's all in the application. They survived branches, powerwashes and tons of mud.

[bigmatt61]

Buddy of mine got his from SSi decals off the web. $160 bucks got whatever he wanted on them. That was a front bumper and grab bar number plate decal, front (nose or hood area) and rear fender number plates and the front and rear side plastic graphics. They look pretty sweet!

Matt

[JM317]

Originally posted by 250Renvy
I don't think it's necessary. I've had dozens of those graphics printed on the 9 mil or something and it was plenty durable. It's all in the application. They survived branches, powerwashes and tons of mud.

Are most of the decals like that 9 mil? That wouldn't be too bad, I just didn't want to buy anything that was like that 3 mil automotive trim type vinyl.

[Velvet-Casket]

Troybilt did my graphic kit awhile back....


http://i52.tinypic.com/ifzdio.jpg
http://i52.tinypic.com/qqe1jp.jpg
http://i53.tinypic.com/9kv5zm.jpg
http://i52.tinypic.com/14j865c.jpg