Wheel Rim Tape : 32 Colours To Choose From. Universal Fit, Easy Application

[cbay]

Hey All!

I'm now selling Universal Wheel Rim Tape which will fit your SV650 and any other bike you have hiding away in the garage or under a cover.

We provide you with 20 Rim Tape Quarter Strips which will fit 5 sides of wheels, to prevent those little accidents or mistakes.

One side of a wheel takes 4 Rim Tape Strips usually.
So you can do one set of motorbike wheels, full set of car wheels or one set of scooter wheels.

All our Colours are made from the Highest Grade Vinyl, Some colours are up to 7+ years life.

These Rim Tape Strips are so easy to fit to your wheels,
all you need to do it clean the wheels, degrease completely and let dry before application.

Our Rim Tape Strips will not fade or peel.

They look great and makes any set of wheels stand out in a crowd.

You will receive a fitting instruction video link with your purchase so you can watch the fitting process being done for real.

You will be able to Play and Pause the video to get to grips with fitting.

We currently have 32 colours to choose from, all you have to do is PM me and tell me your PayPal email address make sure you tell me what colour you want.

One Set Wheel Rim Tapes - £2.80. (£3.55 inc Postage)
(Plus 10% of all sales from SV650.org go to the forum.)


Colours Available




Easy Application Video Tutorial

(Thanks to John (admin) for allowing me to sell this.)

Pm'd

do you have flourecent colours?

[cbay]

Don't have any Florescent in stock at the moment as it works out a bit more expensive so people generally go for the standard rim tape. The colours are still quite bright like the Brilliant Blue and Bright Yellow.

[timwilky]

Do you do them in Burberry check for a real chav look?

Originally Posted by timwilky

Do you do them in Burberry check for a real chav look?

At the risk of sounding typically critical (like I usually do) I'd re-do the fitting video if I were you:

Firstly - there's no instruction on cleaning the wheel,

Secondly - the tape itself is allowed to drape over the dirty tyre and in some cases the ground which means it's picking up all kinds of grit and dirt on the adhesive side.

Thirdly - the application isn't even around the wheel, it'll look like a donkey's hind leg applying it that way (in short straight stretches). Best method is to keep the tape on the backing after cutting down between each strip, and fold the backing over under towards the wheel side, then run the tape around the wheel lightly but evenly as you go using the wheel edge, a moulded lip or something else as a guide, and then wipe into place permanently once you can see it all there and are happy with it

Lastly - if you want to fit tape in that manner it is so much easier when the wheel is off the bike with clear access to the whole rim.

Years ago (in the late 80s) I managed a car accessories and modification company, this sort of thing was being done even back then and applying graphics was a big part of our business.

[cbay]

Lozzo, Point taken but the video is just there as a quick demonstration of how easy it is and that anyone can do it. When I get a whole weekend to film a proper movie I'll give it ago perhaps.