Custom fairings or paint job???

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LiNK666

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Hi,

I'm looking to ride all summer for work etc... I was thinking of getting an extra set of fairings with business logo etc... and park the bike in front of the multiple locations as some form of advertising.

Do people recommend anyone or anything that can do this? Should I get custom fairings built with logos etc... or buy a set of fairings and get them painted? I'm looking for something cost effective. I ride a CBR600RR.

Thanks!
 
LiNK666 said:
Hi,

I'm looking to ride all summer for work etc... I was thinking of getting an extra set of fairings with business logo etc... and park the bike in front of the multiple locations as some form of advertising.

Do people recommend anyone or anything that can do this? Should I get custom fairings built with logos etc... or buy a set of fairings and get them painted? I'm looking for something cost effective. I ride a CBR600RR.

Thanks!
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Custom fairings yes and a nice blonde in a g-string bikini straddling the bike holding your company banner for that extra ummphh
 
Why not just go decals? Alot cheaper and you don't have to worry about losing money on resale.
 
Motorcycle fairings wrap. Just Google vehicle wrap toronto. Expensive but professional looking.

I hate seeing vehicles advertising with DIY jobs-looks terrible and does not inspire confidence in the company's work
 
If you really want to be cost effective, get vinyl decals. Way cheaper and not permanent.
 
What type of business is it? Before you shell out this kind of money, you need to be sure a motorcycle is going to be something that attracts customers, not turn them away. Depending on the type of business, a bike could convey the wrong impression, especially if you're clientele are likely to see motorcycles as dangerous nucenses rather than fun and interesting.
 
"Follow me to FYEO."
 
I work for a family business and was thinking of doing the same for my bike. I decided not to do that because when you have a decal on the side of a vehicle and there is an accident the vehicle should be insured as a company vehicle. Do you know if your company will insure the bike?

But I agree with getting the bike done by a Pro. I'd look at the cost to paint and decal or get a wrap on a new fairing, then decide which is worth the cost. Hopefully you get lots of use out of the extra fairings as you'll be switching a lot it sounds like.

Either way if you do get it done... Post them pics!!!
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