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Something I've been chewing on that I want more input around:
>>If you were to pay $10,000 for a set of custom designed motocross graphics- what would you want to have included in that cost to make it worth your money? The bike? Hand delivery? Anything goes.
Pretty sure they’re only like 200-300 not 10k. Plus they show up at your door in the mail so basically hand delivered.
$9,800
The printing equipment? Or one of those new Kawi 2-strokes that people keep talking up. Not picky.
the company
The Shop
Luxon 4-Post Bar Mounts
$189.95 - $239.95
DeCal Works Huge Plastic Inventory of UFO and Polisport kits.
For 10k ? ok I'll play. 4 sets mounted on different colored plastic, 4 complete sets of custom matching riding gear and helmets to match the different colored plastic, and my truck and trailer wrapped.
A bike.
About 20 sets already on full plastic kit ready to go. Holes drilled to my spec for my holeshot device. Lil key chains, hub stickers suspension stickers for forks and shock and setting sticker matching 5-10 seat covers at this price should be seat cover company of our choice.
But even then your still only maybe 5-5.5k
A brick of cocaine in the box upon delivery
If I lived in Birmingham,Alabama, I would want 3 sets of graphics , mounted on plastics. Then since it’s Birmingham, they could throw in 2 new houses and a 60 x40 metal building.
Does talent come with them? I could use a lot it.
If the graphics are going to shake my d*ck after every pee for the rest of my life, then I might consider it.
You can get ClubMX graphics for less than $10k, but you dont get the track time, camper hookups, gym access, or get to talk to the trainer.
If talent comes with it he can keep the graphics. Lol
Packaging Troy Lee Designs graphics on a Ducati 450 for $10K would be okay by me.
What the hell is this thread even about....?
There is more than a dozen replies that make even less sense.
Is this entire thread just bots talking to each other?
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