Thread: 93 resto mod progress

I'm getting close. Shouldnt be long now. Not sure what graphic I'll use yet. Suggestions welcomed.

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Looking good Jim! What are you going to use for a speedometer? It appears your current speedo no longer applies..

Dan

That bike is smokin'.... Nice job..... Suggestions? You doing just fine on your own.........

To me, Honda only made 1 decent-looking decal for the frame, and that's the straight black stripe with "HONDA" written across it. Except Honda usually left the letter's interior white, which worked on some bikes, but not many. I'd get your sticker maker to colour the letters in (maybe create a fade from one colour to the other). If you pick your colours well you can really use those letters to tie in the various colours on your bike. You may even want to consider the side panel badge as a colour to play with in your lettering.

I think you should get this emblem for the frame. It would look nice IMO.

That's a cool emblem. Did you have that designed yourself? It looks good on the dark bike. The only problem with it is that is doesn't really have any opportunity for colour, and thereby won't unify any colour scheme on the bike. But if you're going with a dark colour, that is very nice, even if it leaves a good deal of the frame just blank.

This is the emblem I am thinking of using, for no other reason that it is very unique here in the states!

Thats the same emblem i want but without the small script underneath. I figure that would easy for a trim shop to replicate.

Originally Posted by steampick

That's a cool emblem. Did you have that designed yourself? It looks good on the dark bike. The only problem with it is that is doesn't really have any opportunity for colour, and thereby won't unify any colour scheme on the bike. But if you're going with a dark colour, that is very nice, even if it leaves a good deal of the frame just blank.

not my bike, and i believe its off a euro model.

The UK/German models had that script, and the frame had locating holes so it could be placed properly.

I look forward to seeing Jim's finished creation..

Dan