DIY decal

[many_styles]

I just picked up a new bike and I'm contemplating keeping the fork or replacing it. Essentially I don't want white decals on the fork.

Since I don't want to remove the clear coat, I have two options:

- Cheaper: it's a Moots fork with white decals, I don't mind somehow buying/DIY black decals and placing over the white ones. I have software, but don't know where to print a single sheet of decals

- Expensive: buying a black ENVE fork. Still, the logo painted/under clear coat and I'd need to source black ENVE decals.

Yes, I like black :)

[mistermo]

Black or silver MOOTS fork? And it's a road, rather than canti or disc fork?

[Steve in SLO]

If you decide to go to The ENVE route, hit up forum member Kokies. He has them and they are well done.

[many_styles]

It's the silver road fork, which I don't mind, but I bought the solid black decal pack for the frame and was disappointed that the white decal on the fork was under the clear coat.

[bikerboy337]

+1, used on all my bikes for seatposts and forks...

If you decide to go to The ENVE route, hit up forum member Kokies. He has them and they are well done.

[kokies]

If you can design the moots decals to cover the fork I can cut them for you. PM me with any questions.


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