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Quote from: dkeshish on April 08, 2017, 09:36:14 AMI got some chrome vinyl wrap and have started putting them on
looks sharp
Quote from: CARPE DIEM DRIFTER on April 08, 2017, 16:00:53 PMdekesish, Go man go. Love me some chrome accents on our Drifters. Lots of polishing and difficult to keep clean and bright, but "Oh My" when she sparkles , it sure does make me smile. Happy Drifting, CDD
lol. It's a long slow process. The knifeless tape in red saved me. I just do one side then trace a template and cut for the other side. No way I could match both sides freelancing
dekesish, Go man go. Love me some chrome accents on our Drifters. Lots of polishing and difficult to keep clean and bright, but "Oh My" when she sparkles , it sure does make me smile. Happy Drifting, CDD
Quote from: pumppy10 on April 01, 2017, 14:57:26 PMLooks good on bike
I got some chrome vinyl wrap and have started putting them on
We are wondering off topic here and down that rabbit hole....lol.....so I can join in, lad here in town he has the best of both worlds, he has a truly unique one of a kind machine, He rides an Indian Drifter........he enters the local bike shows and lists his bike as a Indian Drifter.......He wears an Indian Jacket..... I am thinking of sending him a personal invitation to attend our Northern Drifter Rendezvous and see if he even shows up with his indian Drifter......
Don't get me wrong on this. I love the look of a Indian-ized Drifter. Indian tank badges, warrior fender light, lot of fringe, leather bags, two tone paint, solo seat (especially a springer seat) all look really cool. Face it. The bike was designed for this stuff. But now that the new Indian is out and I begin to see more and more of them, I realize I have something different, something unique, something relatively rare. She's a '99 VN1500-J1:VULCAN 1500 DRIFTER. She ain't no Injun. Eat your heart out Polaris riders. Took me four years to find my '99er. Good luck trying to find one yourself.
jimbo, I'm with you on the faux Indian look. If I had wanted an Indian, I would have bought one. I do appreciate that our Kawi. Drifters styling is a tribute and homage to the Indian cycles of the past, but I am also Kawi. Drifter proud. No disrespect to those that have Indianized their bikes on this forum. We all have our own way of expressing ourselves. A resto mod feel works for me. No kawasaki badges on my bike, but Vulcan Drifter badges front and center. Folks are always in awe of the beauty and styling of my 800 Drifter. Happy Drifting, CDD
probably holding the tablet upside down to begin with.... 
ok I know nothing of them Tablets that Moses brought down from the mountain. So I will let one of the tablet experts explain this strange sequence of events.....
Damm commies! downloaded from my samsung tablet
its all a communist plot to drive you insane.......
where did you download your pictures from? phone by chance?
Yeah even your avatar is upside down. You're not by chance in Australia are you? 
i wish i could find out why they show upside down until you click on them!
Quote from: jmbo on March 28, 2017, 12:54:20 PMNice...I like it!i like the look. It's a slightly modified version of the original. Personally I have deliberately gone away from the faux Indian look now that the new Polaris Indian is out. i went back to Drifter for Drifter sake. "Is that one of them new Indians?" "Nope she's a rare old Kowi Drifter!"
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