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Roadhog Fender Saddlebag Emblems Suzuki Boulevard C90 C50 C109 on 2040-parts.com

US $29.99
Location:

Lexington, Kentucky, US

Lexington, Kentucky, US
Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted Refund will be given as:Money back or exchange (buyer's choice) Item must be returned within:14 Days Return policy details: Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer Restocking Fee:No Surface Finish:Chrome

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You get a matching set of 2 emblems for only $29.99

MADE IN USA!

"RoadHog"(TM) emblems are trademarked to Jetglow Emblems Inc.

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LOOKS GREAT ON HARD BAGS!!!!

These Emblems will not come off once applied properly....the only way they will come off is if you choose to remove them.   I use heavy fishing line in a "sawing" motion to remove them so it does not hurt the paint finish underneath.

Stand out from the rest of the pack and customize your RIDE with a pair of these chrome molded Fender/Gas Tank emblems. 

These Retro classic emblems can be applied to any flat or slightly curved surface with the special laser die-cut double sided 3M automotive adhesive trim backing in a matter of minutes!  Just peel the backing and stick for a weather/temperature/car wash proof custom accent.

These are non metal (so no holes to drill or bodywork needed to mount) industrial grade composite injection molded triple chromed emblems are made exactly like the same O.E.M. emblems you see on all modern cars, motorcycles & boats.....so you can be sure that these are made of the highest quality materials.  These emblems are better & more durable than metal because they will never corrode or get pot marks from corrosion...thats why auto manufacturers quit using metal for emblems several years ago.

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Please read below so you are fully informed & educated on the materials used:

The raw materials used by Jetglow are guaranteed and are used & recognized by the motorcycle/automotive industry and prime manufacturers around the world.

When we first started manufacturing these for motorcycles many years ago we initially used pot metal and found that the weight was too heavy (which required drilling mounting holes) for motorcycle fender applications and that customers felt uneasy about drilling holes in perfectly good fenders. We finally went to the motorcycle manufacturers and found that they use injection molded plastic that is triple chromed on all chromed emblems used. This manufacturing process costs (price is getting higher now due to cost of oil) us the same yet results in less weight, corrosion free parts and easy mounting for the customer which is both removable or permanant...whichever you choose. The raw materials used to manufacture our products are resistant to weather conditions and U.V., and reliable as permanent adhesion.....or removable if you choose. These raw materials are approved & recognized by the automotive industry. This is why we can guarantee the quality of our product.

Have you ever noticed the pitting and corrosion on old "pot metal" emblems???......Yet another reason automotive manufacturers made the change to injected resins 20 years ago. Our chrome electroplating stands up to outdoor conditions due to chromium’s anti-rust properties. Not only can they take environmental conditions, these parts are very durable and constant handling or weather conditions will not affect them. From a control button on a stereo to the door handle on a vehicle, the chrome finished plastic part won’t show any wear.

WE DO NOT DO SPECIAL REQUEST EMBLEMS FOR ANYONE BECAUSE THE COST IS TOO HIGH TO MAKE AN EMBLEM MOLD FOR ONE PERSON.

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