Race numbers , recomendation

[corbo]

As title states anyone have recomendations for GTA race numbers , laser cut
that does not charge an arm and a leg
thanks

 

[Jayv]

Simon did mine.

http://alteredimagegraphix.com/

 

[infernobuster]

Simon did mine.

http://alteredimagegraphix.com/

+1 for Simon.

 

[corbo]

Thanks , will call him

 

[Fiery254]

While you're talking to him ask him about some custom graphics for your ride. He did some great personailised stuff for an old track bike of mine.

 

[smergy]

I buy the 8" ones from royal for $8 per 3 number set, not fancy, but good enough for track days

 

[Hardwrkr13]

I believe John Bickle is doing them now as well.

 

[Rob]

I bought a roll of vinyl decal, made the stencil and cut out my own numbers!
Simon is the one to see for custom decals though.

 

[Teal]

Addik Decals

http://www.addikdecals.com/shop/index.php?route=product/category&path=37

 

[stnd]

http://stores.ebay.com/Advantage-Design

 

[spazio10]

http://www.oakleyscustoms.ca/lettering.php

Does all my decals. Some SOAR ones shown in this link from another racer.

Here is the best pic I could find of the work he did for me

 

[You Know]

forum member caboose does good work.

 

[Irocian]

forum member caboose does good work.

He does great work

 

[Mr.Azim]

Trackside Cuts prepped the numbers for mine.... they'll do it ahead of time with custom colours/font type if you send them a message or email. I see them at every SOAR Round/Grand Bend day.

Just got a custom set already made and waiting for me when I go up there for the practice weekend.

 

[Pepper]

Trackside Cuts are awesome. They work with you to pick a font you love and are fast. And they've never missed being at a SOAR round, so I know that they are dependable.

 

[ZX600]

forum member caboose does good work.

I tried he never replied

 

[Jayv]

Did u try caboose483 or caboose?

 

[ZX600]

Did u try caboose483 or caboose?

ahhh, caboose483. No wonder. Didn't know there were 2 in here

 

[caboose56]

I don't really do them anymore, sorry.

 

[robo1]

If you know how to use Photoshop and/or Illustrator there is another Toronto company called Stickeryou.com that will allow you to upload your own graphics to their website which they will print on vinyl and die-cut for you. They are cheap and they say the stickers can stand up to outdoor wear and tear. I just had a couple numbers I made up myself printed with them and they turned out pretty good and only cost me $10 shipped (including free shipping coupon code). They actually let you layout the images yourself on their website on a page, so you can fill up the page much as you want and it is the same price.....I actually got the two numbers (front and tail) and a bunch of other stickers made for my son for that price. Anyways here is a couple pics of the numbers, first one is the art I uploaded: