I've a mate in the village who has a K1200RS and is putting the paint job back to standard.
He is after the chequered stickers for the front of the fairing as in this colour scheme...
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TIA,
Simon.
K1200RS stickers
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K1200RS stickers
OK, so not a boxer and not nuts&bolts technical but...
I've a mate in the village who has a K1200RS and is putting the paint job back to standard.
He is after the chequered stickers for the front of the fairing as in this colour scheme...
He is not having much joy.. he has tried Motorworks, I've suggested Sherlocks.. but was wondering if any of the membership might know of a source?
TIA,
Simon.
I've a mate in the village who has a K1200RS and is putting the paint job back to standard.
He is after the chequered stickers for the front of the fairing as in this colour scheme...
He is not having much joy.. he has tried Motorworks, I've suggested Sherlocks.. but was wondering if any of the membership might know of a source?
TIA,
Simon.
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Re: K1200RS stickers
Hi Simon,
Apologies for the late reply. If all else fails, it might be worth talking to A-Z Stickers on Westgate Road in Newcastle. They could probably create a set for your mate if you can give them some pictures of the original design and an accurate sizing for the blocks and gaps on the front part of the fairing.
Cheers,
Paul
Apologies for the late reply. If all else fails, it might be worth talking to A-Z Stickers on Westgate Road in Newcastle. They could probably create a set for your mate if you can give them some pictures of the original design and an accurate sizing for the blocks and gaps on the front part of the fairing.
Cheers,
Paul
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