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So i can render the logo if you like for free, its what i do, i can have it print ready and smooth as silk in a day if you want me to.

LIke i said digital drawing is what i do.

 

Yes kzstreetfighter,
If you can improve the image I'd appreciate it. I'm traveling to the East coast until next Tuesday so I can't give it to the Tee Shirt place until then any way. Can you grab the attachement or would you need the original file?
My discussions with the Tee Shirt guy has led me toward a four color screen print. He want's $40.00 per color to get set up and then some thing like $12.00 per shirt not including the cost of the shirt. He tells me that screen prints will be the most durable option.
Thanks
Bill

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OK Guys,
It's still OK to say 'Guys' Isn't it. Can never be sure any more.

Is this really necessary?
 

No it's not necessary. It's an attempt at humor.
We're a pitiful lot if we can't laugh at ourselves.
Bill

The 1.6% trying to tell the rest of us what to think and do. It's not working anymore. 
Steve

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The 1.6% trying to tell the rest of us what to think and do. It's not working anymore. 

Steve

I work in apprentice training and these days I seem to spend half of my time dealing with complaints from over pampered young people whose fragile feelings have been hurt by a throw away comment that had no malice attached to it 

I'll bite. 

I'm not offended, I just find it really tedious, like all of the other lame comments most of you lot make. It's been clearly established for a good while that the regular members of this site are all generally aligned politically, and it comes off like beating a dead horse. 

In the site rules there's mention of avoiding political discussion. While I'm not of the persuasion that believes "all actions are political", I do think it's cut and dry that comments like "We can still say guys, right?" or basically anything Steve posts ("WE WONT PUT UP WITH THIS MUCH LONGER" etc) are political in nature. 

This is the reason I didn't come to the Michigan meet last year and why I don't intend to come to any ever. I'm very, very different from you all, and the political rhetoric against people like myself has been getting more and more extreme and violent from people on the right wing. 

So, I'm going to keep trying to be helpful and participating, because I appreciate the help that this site has given me. Here's my plea to stop being so annoying about your politics. 

Ghostdive please don't think my comments where aimed at you personally, I was simply pointing out that we live in a world where things like "workplace banter" and "throw away comments" seam to ever increasingly lead to people finding themselves in all manner of trouble. I am 58 and cut my teeth in the car dealership world, the kind of comments (said without malice) and pranks that where common place then would end you unemployed or in jail now. The whole world seems to be wrapped in a fluffy pink blanket !!

Ghostdive, just for clarity, at last years Michigan meet, not a political word was spoken all day. It was all about bikes, new friends and actually poking fun at each other. It was a great day no one took anything personally and we laughed with and at each other. It was though, brought up, it was sad you didn’t attend. Like Wookie said it was just another day in the shop. We all need to get back to the locker room talk, shop banter, job site hazing. Its all meant in fun. I’m a construction superintendent and on my jobs we still give each other shit, but we are all the first to help hold the other end of long piece of material if needed (there’s a joke in there but I won’t). If we lose the ability to laugh at ourselves this society is doomed. Unfortunately with the current economic climate it’s hard to avoid said being included in conversations. It’s tough for older people to bend and accept new Society normals. We were raised to have values morals and principles. Principles being the key term. Principles are that that you believe in something and that’s the way you live. Without principles not much of the other two matter. That is the hardest part for the older generation to change. For me to accept the new society norms I have to change my principles. Not that I am not willing to. But it is the hardest thing I deal with on a daily basis. It is easier for my boomer friends and I to accept people if we get to meet with them and judge them on their character first hand, and not the stereotypes that are driven through the media.

To Bad Ghostdive.
You would be welcomed  and enjoy our diverse group.
To bad you wont risk a ride to Zukey Lake.  
We shared  bike stories and  advise on maintance tips
Swapped parts, and smiled till our faces hurt.
Ate and drank our fill, 
But with out  giving it a try  you will never know
I dont care if you consider yourself  Very, Very Different
I make all my guest feel welcome
Dave

Wow.. I go to work for a few hours and a thread for T-shirts and patches turns into this? There are other forums for this you know that right? Anyway.. back on topic maybe? The first is a Print ready version of the original graphic and the bottom is a little more dynamic just for fun.
 

I like # 2 it gives it a more of a three D look.........well done!

I like #1 . Just like the logo above. Just like the patch.
I still have a spare patch and was getting ready to put it on a T shirt when this thread started.

yes. Well done kzstreetfighter71. Thanks

Thank you Angus for your time and graphic skills. I like both but the #1 is more accurate to the KZR site style.