I never really liked the look of Deep Vs before.I understand that they are some of the strongest rims made,but i think they look a little silly.These stickers will probably bring more people to buy ugly wheels.

Some people can really pull these off, but I suspect that if these
really take off, they'll end up on more $30 Ross conversions than
worthwhile track bikes.

get with the times

scrapers > haters

what the sh*t are you talking about, "worthwhile track bikes"? i think you're confusing fixed street bikes with track bikes.

Oh yeah?

http://img501.imageshack.us/img501/9724/style1gr5.jpg

i personally like black and green - but aint about to drop a crap load of money on some stickers

by the way - that picture is pretty funny

god damnit. way to make me put my foot in my mouth!!!

nice chop lol.. the argyle i am digging tho.. the spitfire inspired number is sick but i run a black V in the back. oh well might as well cop all for $10,000 and use them on my car eh? oh wait, i have a car? sorry..

http://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e3...p/100_0354.jpg

shiny shiny shiny for the LC

You would rather people steal ideas from Hanna-Barbera? Now I'm thoroughly confused.

hotness... wonder how long it'll last with actual riding tho.

I'm curious too. More worried about the front with a brake.

oh yeah, I forgot to edit.

This was a terrible image choice on my behalf. I glanced at it real quicklike and thought it was jsut some flowery hippie design someone decided to stick on thier car.

so uh, basically imagine that that is a car that someone came up with a cool design for.

your's were machined to start with right? i think that whoever polished it left the machined part non polished, thus making the front brake just as functional, plus if you clean it every other week it doesn't look that bad. all guessing that they were machined to begin with.

I think the hipsters who are going to buy these stickers don't use brakes.

They were machined and it only looks non polished because of the angle. Trust me, it is just as polished, took a couple of hours to get 5rid of the paint and polish it.

mmm shiny..now you can etch you name into the rim surface..... the same way rad55 etched Pinny onto his frame...
Did I see an air bubble in the red rim on the site...or was that just me?

Shogun17, you stripped the powdercoat off of your rims?

paint. Hence why I said paint.

I honestly love this thread. I love how some of the "newbies" go through the same feelings of "i'm the baddest fixed gear guy" knowing he just graduated from his bianchi pista (not concept, mind you) and dropped 2G, make that 3G on his now super rad Nagasawa. (btw, i got some for sale).

It's awesome, really. What we have here is called MARKETING 101 people. I've been making decals over 12 years and if any of you want something custom, just come to the store when we open. I designed all of the rims minus the huf one. That one's Bennys. These aren't made for brakes but IF you must, we can figure something out. It's just something cosmetic and honestly, the best looking one I've done so far is the houndstooth (not seen online yet) and the spitfire one. The just work well.

Really now, who gives a dam. There's 10000 new fix bike guys in LA daily, 50 a day in NY (just cause they've been at it for a while) and we all know SF is transforming 25 a day. Really, it's just bike riding.

This is real drifting.. haha.

OMG...brand mixing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11

I agree. If you don't like it, don't buy it. Simple as that.

LV=Louis Vuitton?? Ughh...can't wait to hit up 3Miguel again

I think stickers or decals or painted designs on rims are all sweet as ideas with lots of room to work with.

I do not think leaving the manufacturer's stickers on the rim is cool. Hey, if you have a high-walled rim in hot pink...I kind of can guess what rim you paid your local shop to order and build for you, so you can take the sticker off.

dude I see that van more often than I feel i should. sorry for the irrelevance to the thread.