Rdtcu-i think lonexb wrap job is sick and I've wanted to do the same thing on mine for a year or so now but I am afraid certain areas are too complex for vinyl wrap on the 630 such as the front fender. Anyways check this out. I'm sending my plastics off next week to get this done by this guy on SMj. http://www.supermotojunkie.com/showthread.php?138336-hydrographics
Only problem with that is that you can't touch it up when it gets scratched. And it WILL get scratched And I've played with vinyl some in the past enough that I think I can get the front fender looking decent, it may cut off short under the headlight where it's not really visible.
I think the third one would probably be the best...would be cool with black rims! How much does that cost? Any durability issues with the plastidip?
No, no durability issues, just thinking about changing it up a bit. Should be able to do everything I want on the bike for ~$50.
Ill tell you what, I have a hydroprinted shotgun Ive taken hunting 3 years, mobbing through the brush and woods, and theres not a scratch. This guy uses a polyurethane clearcoat over the bike parts, so although the clearcoat may get scuffed potentially you could buff it out or re-clear it. Vinyl is probably a little tougher but if you go down, either will be compromised. However I am excited to see how your vinyl turns out. Start a new thread to show off the process.
Just got my mods finished for the winter. Stock cans de cated Rear sub frame reinforced , roto pack installed New LynxII installed Thanks to everyone on the forum for advice along the way. Come on spring Randy
Lynx II is the same price. My bike was the test bike & they should have the new ones and photos up soon.
Pulled off the side panel and tank stickers....gives it a nice look...tuxedo-ish....Some black rims would really tie it all together!!
