Advice on tank pad\protectors - Page 3

askmrjesus · 12-12-2009, 01:36 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CrazyKell

Why would you take it off?

I'm a student, and I need the extra money.

Besides, everyone is so nice here.

JC

Evadd · 12-14-2009, 05:15 PM

i have the tankslapper on mine as well; applies with a bit of effort to get it to be bubbleless, but looks great when done properly. i accidentally pulled it off (had some tape on my tank to protect it and it was laying over the tankslapper as well - when i pulled off the tape without paying attn, the tank slapper came 1/2 off), and had to basically reapply it when i was away from home. even being dirty and without water or any kind of squeegee, it worked fine and i never felt the need to reapply properly. it's been on there now for 3 years like that. it is finally time to replace it, but i without a doubt got my $15 out of it. i also like the fact that it covers the sides where your knees rest also, not just the crotchular region.

12-14-2009, 05:15 PM	#22
Evadd formerly known as tdah Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: SF Bay Area, CA Moto: 06 R1, 01 600R Posts: 110	i have the tankslapper on mine as well; applies with a bit of effort to get it to be bubbleless, but looks great when done properly. i accidentally pulled it off (had some tape on my tank to protect it and it was laying over the tankslapper as well - when i pulled off the tape without paying attn, the tank slapper came 1/2 off), and had to basically reapply it when i was away from home. even being dirty and without water or any kind of squeegee, it worked fine and i never felt the need to reapply properly. it's been on there now for 3 years like that. it is finally time to replace it, but i without a doubt got my $15 out of it. i also like the fact that it covers the sides where your knees rest also, not just the crotchular region.