Thanks, I spend a bit of time with Paintshop Pro, masking off each segment of the decals one by one to see how I wanted it before I even bought the wheels. With no decals is too plain, but not bad, I left the eagles head on for a day or two, then cut it off.

The full decals are just to garish and tacky in my opinion, it would not have been so bad if they were smaller, like the size of the 350's. Actually I have ordered a set of 350 decals that I thought I would graft on to the wheels should I decide to at a later date (I don't think so now). I should post a picture of my bike with the decals on the wheels, its hilarious.

Imitation is the best form of flattery, I would like to see you do it too


Thanks ***Butch*** The seat post is held in place with an internal expander wedge. you can see the tightening bolt under the saddle at the fron of the post. The post is made by American classic. It's cool, but in a way it dedicates the frame to that seat post design only.