CustomTAYLOR33 Vehicles Intensity Reflective Copyrighted Review

Took an unopened packet of reflective tape with dealer installation instructions for a new Hyosung GD250R sport bike I bought. The installer said that this Taylor33 rim tape comes in small strips rather than rolls and takes 3 times as long to install properly (charged per hour). Also, they said the rim tape was only enough to cover one side of two wheels, so it wasn't enough. The dealer took care of me and used their own reflective tape which came in rolls and made it for free. The "highly…

I bought it on the advice of another driver. Read the instructions as initially I didn't overlap the individual curved strips which made it difficult to align. There are enough strips that each overlaps slightly. This makes it very easy, but be aware that the glue seems to hold in all weathers. So if it's misplaced or misaligned, it's going to be a bit difficult to remove and reattach. There is a little time to reapply first, but don't risk it. There are a few "extra" pieces to allow for…

Pros: Fits great, looks great and reflects the light very well. I have a white / I drive to work at night. Much easier to install than the "roll like tape with applicator" style. Cons: The price is really high. Washing requires more care as each sticker has an end and a beginning (they are applied in order so they all overlap the previous one a bit). That's "n" opportunities to strike in the future. I'll see how they hold up as I drive through rainy Seattle daily. Tip: Much easier to install…

Looks good. It looks very reflective in photos but as far as I can tell and testing it with my car it's not. Not sure if there's a 'right' direction (e.g. you should look closely, but weren't impressed with the rationale for the price premium over much cheaper competitors. Not too sticky - allow the wallpaper to dry completely before alcohol cleaning applying and hoping they stay - so far it's been ok (bought 6 months ago) but I've tried not to touch them, plus they only give you a few more so…

**There is no flash in the picture just my little door in my garage is open during the day** I'm not the type to make my stuff look cheap or ghetto so I tried it and was impressed with the quality and looks. Keep in mind that this is reflective tape only. They use the same thing on road signs, they are visible and only "glow" when lights reflect off them. This can be very useful when you are stopped at a stop sign or red light and a car is approaching you. It doesn't light up your bike like a…

So I put this rim tape on my bike and damn that thing is bright. I was a bit hesitant at first because when it's not reflective it's silver and white (more silver than white) but I'm glad I didn't deviate from that. This rim tape not only helped give my bike a different look, it also made me more visible when riding at night. I'm glad I didn't go the cheap route. It has been pre-cut with 6 strips on each side of the wheel, making it easy to apply. The material and adhesive are excellent and the