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That last logo Jmbo came up with is really nice too. The one with the Indian Chief in the center with lettering surrounding it"Kawasaki Vulcan Drifter" Something like that would look good as an embroidered patch......
I like the 1st patch, but paying tribute to the Indian style is important too. I mean, we all love the style of the old Indians......otherwise we wouldn't ride Drifters.........and we can't deny their kinship with the Indians thru design. I like the Warbonnet, or something like it.........with no "Indian" script. Drifter would be fine. Just my 2Cents...............No matter what it turns out to be, I'll support it and wear it.
Bob, aka "Honeybear"
Or change to "Old Drifters never die" 
Here's a couple of pics of the fob..change the Indian to Drifter, and the Old Indians never die to Kawasaki.....KEN.
Hello All...........Well after reading all this about what a logo should look like...I have to say what's wrong with an Indian head wing or no wing?,,,,You realize the your riding a Kawasaki Clone of an Indian...I think the Indian / wing is appropriate
With the inscription
DRIFTER
(Indian Wing) or a pic 800 0r 1500 depending on which your riding
Kawasaki
Or something like that Just my 2bits worth....KEN.
I really like that as well. I like the "steel" look of the lower wording, and really like the fender. I wonder, like DC, if a bigger fender still would be a further improvement?? After all, isn't that why we all like the Drifter anyways.... (maybe it's just me...)
And that the word VULCAN is exactly symmetrical positioned with the word RIDERS. Now it is ending to far in the bottem corner
It would be interesting to see what it would look like with even more fender.
highest res possible - so it can be used for multiple applications.
Really like it with the bigger fender! Well done!
That fender looks great.I like it 
Nice....I like that one a lot!
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