FXR t-shirts

[ALAY191]

Originally Posted by BigPeet

I should have a picture of mine on here by tommorow.

IMO the bar and sheild take-off has been overdone. You see that on everything.

For anyone that doesn't know, #2 & 3 are a take-off's of the name tag on the fork cover of some FXR's. I just thought it would be kind of a cool inside thing that only FXR guys would know. Oh yea, I have a bumper sticker of #2.

And we haven't decided yet...I'm sure there are some more good ideas still out there.

~Pete

Thats all true.
I don't think I'm the only one here that refuses to wear anything with H-D logo, but don't mind variations of it.
Someone posted on here once that we have "the best kool aid"
so I'd proudly wear something like this with FXR on it.

[Blackened]

Originally Posted by ALAY191

Thats all true.
I don't think I'm the only one here that refuses to wear anything with H-D logo, but don't mind variations of it.
Someone posted on here once that we have "the best kool aid"
so I'd proudly wear something like this with FXR on it.

That's too funny. I like it.

I'm going to vote 2 or 3 on the pocket/breast and kool aid on the back...gotta have him flippin the bird though. That makes it.

[FXRS84]

Here is another design I saw somewhere and just found again..
Nice and simple..

[BigPeet]

here's one: http://rigid.shop-pro.jp/?pid=32317939

[gretsch58]

Originally Posted by monkeyboy

I'm going to narrow it down to one style or logo and either with or without a pocket. It's too expensive to do individual logos. I couldn't find the font that Gretsch wanted but, I did come up with another one you all might recognize.


Of course I'd have to double the price!

I'll try and find it. I did see this.

Hessian Regular, created by MADtype.

try this.

http://www.fontspring.com/fonts/madtype/hessian

[omgtkk]

I had these made up last year. I got two of each and think they were less than $5 each. As you know, HD isn't making the FXR patches anymore so I just copped their design and ordered all three to match.

[wrencher]

Originally Posted by FXRS84

Here is another design I saw somewhere and just found again..
Nice and simple..

the PO gave me a hat with that on it

[Homesick]

Originally Posted by BigPeet

I should have a picture of mine on here by tommorow.

IMO the bar and sheild take-off has been overdone. You see that on everything.

For anyone that doesn't know, #2 & 3 are a take-off's of the name tag on the fork cover of some FXR's. I just thought it would be kind of a cool inside thing that only FXR guys would know. Oh yea, I have a bumper sticker of #2.

And we haven't decided yet...I'm sure there are some more good ideas still out there.

~Pete

I suggested the fork decal in the original thread. I've got one on the back glass of my Tahoe. It's clean, simple, and authentic. And should last at least three-ever.

joe

[Artlee]

Originally Posted by ALAY191

Thats all true.
I don't think I'm the only one here that refuses to wear anything with H-D logo, but don't mind variations of it.
Someone posted on here once that we have "the best kool aid"
so I'd proudly wear something like this with FXR on it.

Put Mr. Coolaid on an FXR and I am IN for that - lol yo

[Homesick]

I just see a big box with a small red 'x'.

joe

[gretsch58]

Like this?

[BigPeet]

This shirt was made with a DTG printer. It's just a large inkjet printer, and as such, does not print white. If you want the graphic to pop, like the artwork on post #1, you need a white or ash grey shirt. I just happened to have this darker grey shirt when I was at the printers. That's why it doesn't look as bright.

It doesn't look that big because I am, but it's 14" wide, the max on their printer. Other places have printers that will print 19"X22".

Some places can do black shirts also. They lay down white first, then print on top.

The best part is you only have to do one shirt, where most screen printers have a set-up fee and at least a couple dozen minimum.

The print is soft (you can't even feel it), and holds up to a lot more washings than screen printing.

I've designed and had made about 8-10 shirts and had them printed in the last few years, and they all still look great.

Google DTG printing and your town, and I'm sure you'll see one locally.

The shop that does mine is called Big Frog and they are a national chain.

Oh yea, that's a bumper sticker I'm holding.
~Pete

[brassman]

I am in for a shirt or two , I like the bar and shield or the fork logo

[Homesick]

Originally Posted by BigPeet

This shirt was made with a DTG printer. It's just a large inkjet printer, and as such, does not print white. If you want the graphic to pop, like the artwork on post #1, you need a white or ash grey shirt. I just happened to have this darker grey shirt when I was at the printers. That's why it doesn't look as bright.

It doesn't look that big because I am, but it's 14" wide, the max on their printer. Other places have printers that will print 19"X22".

Some places can do black shirts also. They lay down white first, then print on top.

The best part is you only have to do one shirt, where most screen printers have a set-up fee and at least a couple dozen minimum.

The print is soft (you can't even feel it), and holds up to a lot more washings than screen printing.

I've designed and had made about 8-10 shirts and had them printed in the last few years, and they all still look great.

Google DTG printing and your town, and I'm sure you'll see one locally.

The shop that does mine is called Big Frog and they are a national chain.

Oh yea, that's a bumper sticker I'm holding.
~Pete

How much for the holiday whiskers?

Seriously, those both look good.

joe

[BigPeet]

Are you kiddin' me? I play Santa all year 'round. Or was that Scrooge?

~Pete