🏍️ Triumph Bonneville T100 T120 Motorcycle Fuel Tank Sticker, Gas Tank Protectors, Scrambler Petrol Gas Tank Knee Pads - Ideal for Street Twin, Thruxton, Bobber, Scrambler, Street Cup, and Speed Master Bikes - Black (1 Piece) Review

Installed on my Royal Enfield 650 Int. I didn't give them 5 stars because the leading edge of the adhesive backing needs to be trimmed or is visible after application to the tank. Otherwise they are great! Trim the leading edge of the self-adhesive backing about 1/16-1/8 before attaching and you're done!

I didn't realize how badly I needed these brake pads until I installed them. I was looking for similar ones for $59 plus shipping from the UK for $20. It was the right price and super easy to install. The rubber has a few blemishes and the function more than makes up for that and I still get 5 stars from me.

As mentioned earlier the glue on this gasket has run out and needs to be 100% cut. This is almost impossible without notching or trimming the very soft rubber pad. This leaves you with some comings and goings around the edges. My tip: Remove the glue completely and replace it with 3m strips. Overall, the pads cut a fine figure both on the road and on the bike. But as already mentioned, even careful finishing leaves a less than ideal shape. For $.not bad.Update:. Less than a week has passed and…

This is a much cheaper alternative to UK made Motone pads. They look good but there are a few imperfections that you can see in the photo. The description says they use 3M 468MP adhesive, but I highly doubt that. There is no 3M logo on the back and there are quite a few bubbles on the adhesive. But they held up well and haven't fallen off yet. Time will tell if they can withstand heat, gas spills, etc. The biggest problem is that the glue wasn't cut properly to fit the gaskets as you can see in