Indian Challenger/Pursuit Saddlebag Decals

New Item - Special Order (may take up to two weeks before shipping)

“MMIW Red Hand” Anywhere Decal - A Charity Drive Project

Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women is an epidemic of violence against Indigenous women in Canada, the United States, and Latin America; notably those in the FNIM and Native American communities. Across Latin America, it is estimated that Indigenous women and girls are disproportionately the victims of femicide.

STATISTICS

• Indigenous Women (girls +) murdered 10x higher than all other ethnicities.
• Murder is the 3rd leading cause of death for Indigenous Women (Centers for Disease Control).
• More than 4 out of 5 Indigenous Women have experienced violence (84.3%) (National Institute of Justice Report).
• More than half Indigenous Women experience sexual violence (56.1%).
• More than half Indigenous Women have been physically abused by their intimate partners (55.5 percent).
• 48.8% of Indigenous Women have been stalked in their lifetime.
• Indigenous Women are 1.7 times more likely than Anglo-American women to experience violence.
• Indigenous Women are 2xs more likely to be raped than Anglo-American white women.
• Murder rate of Indigenous Women is 3xs higher than Anglo-American women.

These decals are meant to bring awareness to this issue and can be used anywhere. Brave Wolf Customs will donate $15 from each order to a non-profit charitable organization whose mission is to offer support to the MMIW demographic.

Size: 7.5 x 7.2 inches each when displayed in the orientation of the image below

Weatherproof HD Gloss finish vinyl decals are self adhesive.  We recommend using the wet method to install these decals:  A spray bottle with water and dish soap can be used to wet the surface and the back of the decal, allowing you to slide the decal into place.  Once you have it aligned properly, use your thumbs to push the moisture out from behind the decal, working from the center outwards to the edges and it will adhere to your bike.  Using the wet method allows the decal surface to evenly distribute over the curved surface.  A hair dryer to apply heat will make the process easier since the vinyl becomes more soft and flexible when warm.

New Item - Special Order (may take 2-3 weeks before shipping if not in stock at time of order)

Our saddlebag decals are made from premium weatherproof hi-tack vinyl with a long lifespan that will keep them looking new for years.  They are available in two finishes, heavy-duty 12 mil laminated Gloss (looks like it's painted on), or a heavy-duty sandy matte textured premium finish.

Installation:

Installing our decals is easy to do yourself at home.  We recommend removing all of the excess decal material (the background image) before installing the decals.  This will allow you to dispose of all the small cut-out pieces so that the pieces do not get trapped underneath your decal when installing it on the bike.  Once you have all of the small pieces and background removed, you can use the "wet method" to install the decals to your saddlebags.  The wet method involves using a spray bottle of water with a couple drops of dish soap in the mixture and spraying the surface of your saddlebags to wet the entire surface.  Then carefully remove the backing from your decal and use the spray bottle to wet the adhesive side of the decal.  Now you can gently place the decal on your saddlebag.  Because the surfaces are wet, you can pull the decal up to reposition it until you get it where you want it.  Once it's in place, use a squeegee or other object such as a credit card wrapped in a microfiber towel to squeeze the water out from behind the decal.  You can also use your hands to do this.  You should take care not to use a hard/abrasive object that can scratch the decals or your bike's paint.  The high-tack adhesive will begin to set/adhere to the bike as soon as the liquid is push out from behind the decal.  Use caution to ensure the towel or object you are using does not catch any edges of the decal and pull it off your bike.  If you take your time and be gentle during installation, it should be an easy process.  A hair dryer can be used to speed up the drying process if needed.

Feel free to visit our How-To page on the website to watch a "wet method" installation video TAB Performance made while installing our Zombie decals.

New Item - Special Order (may take up to two weeks before shipping)

Our saddlebag decals are made from premium weatherproof hi-tack vinyl with a long lifespan that will keep them looking new for years.  They are available in two finishes, heavy-duty 12 mil laminated Gloss (looks like it's painted on), or a heavy-duty sandy matte textured premium finish.

Installation:

Installing our decals is easy to do yourself at home.  We recommend removing all of the excess decal material (the background image) before installing the decals.  This will allow you to dispose of all the small cut-out pieces so that the pieces do not get trapped underneath your decal when installing it on the bike.  Once you have all of the small pieces and background removed, you can use the "wet method" to install the decals to your saddlebags.  The wet method involves using a spray bottle of water with a couple drops of dish soap in the mixture and spraying the surface of your saddlebags to wet the entire surface.  Then carefully remove the backing from your decal and use the spray bottle to wet the adhesive side of the decal.  Now you can gently place the decal on your saddlebag.  Because the surfaces are wet, you can pull the decal up to reposition it until you get it where you want it.  Once it's in place, use a squeegee or other object such as a credit card wrapped in a microfiber towel to squeeze the water out from behind the decal.  You can also use your hands to do this.  You should take care not to use a hard/abrasive object that can scratch the decals or your bike's paint.  The high-tack adhesive will begin to set/adhere to the bike as soon as the liquid is push out from behind the decal.  Use caution to ensure the towel or object you are using does not catch any edges of the decal and pull it off your bike.  If you take your time and be gentle during installation, it should be an easy process.  A hair dryer can be used to speed up the drying process if needed.

Feel free to visit our How-To page on the website to watch a "wet method" installation video TAB Performance made while installing our Zombie decals.

New Item - Special Order (may take 2-3 weeks before shipping if not in stock at time of order)

Our saddlebag decals are made from premium weatherproof hi-tack vinyl with a long lifespan that will keep them looking new for years.  They are available in two finishes, heavy-duty 12 mil laminated Gloss (looks like it's painted on), or a heavy-duty sandy matte textured premium finish.

Installation:

Installing our decals is easy to do yourself at home.  We recommend removing all of the excess decal material (the background image) before installing the decals.  This will allow you to dispose of all the small cut-out pieces so that the pieces do not get trapped underneath your decal when installing it on the bike.  Once you have all of the small pieces and background removed, you can use the "wet method" to install the decals to your saddlebags.  The wet method involves using a spray bottle of water with a couple drops of dish soap in the mixture and spraying the surface of your saddlebags to wet the entire surface.  Then carefully remove the backing from your decal and use the spray bottle to wet the adhesive side of the decal.  Now you can gently place the decal on your saddlebag.  Because the surfaces are wet, you can pull the decal up to reposition it until you get it where you want it.  Once it's in place, use a squeegee or other object such as a credit card wrapped in a microfiber towel to squeeze the water out from behind the decal.  You can also use your hands to do this.  You should take care not to use a hard/abrasive object that can scratch the decals or your bike's paint.  The high-tack adhesive will begin to set/adhere to the bike as soon as the liquid is push out from behind the decal.  Use caution to ensure the towel or object you are using does not catch any edges of the decal and pull it off your bike.  If you take your time and be gentle during installation, it should be an easy process.  A hair dryer can be used to speed up the drying process if needed.

Feel free to visit our How-To page on the website to watch a "wet method" installation video.

New Item - Special Order (may take up to two weeks before shipping)

Our saddlebag decals are made from premium weatherproof hi-tack vinyl with a long lifespan that will keep them looking new for years.  They are available in two finishes, heavy-duty 12 mil laminated Gloss (looks like it's painted on), or a heavy-duty sandy matte textured premium finish.

Installation:

Installing our decals is easy to do yourself at home.  We recommend removing all of the excess decal material (the background image) before installing the decals.  This will allow you to dispose of all the small cut-out pieces so that the pieces do not get trapped underneath your decal when installing it on the bike.  Once you have all of the small pieces and background removed, you can use the "wet method" to install the decals to your saddlebags.  The wet method involves using a spray bottle of water with a couple drops of dish soap in the mixture and spraying the surface of your saddlebags to wet the entire surface.  Then carefully remove the backing from your decal and use the spray bottle to wet the adhesive side of the decal.  Now you can gently place the decal on your saddlebag.  Because the surfaces are wet, you can pull the decal up to reposition it until you get it where you want it.  Once it's in place, use a squeegee or other object such as a credit card wrapped in a microfiber towel to squeeze the water out from behind the decal.  You can also use your hands to do this.  You should take care not to use a hard/abrasive object that can scratch the decals or your bike's paint.  The high-tack adhesive will begin to set/adhere to the bike as soon as the liquid is push out from behind the decal.  Use caution to ensure the towel or object you are using does not catch any edges of the decal and pull it off your bike.  If you take your time and be gentle during installation, it should be an easy process.  A hair dryer can be used to speed up the drying process if needed.

Feel free to visit our How-To page on the website to watch a "wet method" installation video TAB Performance made while installing our Zombie decals.

New Item - Special Order (may take 2-3 weeks before shipping if not in stock at time of order)

Our saddlebag decals are made from premium weatherproof hi-tack vinyl with a long lifespan that will keep them looking new for years.  They are available in two finishes, heavy-duty 12 mil laminated Gloss (looks like it's painted on), or a heavy-duty sandy matte textured premium finish.

Installation:

Installing our decals is easy to do yourself at home.  We recommend removing all of the excess decal material (the background image) before installing the decals.  This will allow you to dispose of all the small cut-out pieces so that the pieces do not get trapped underneath your decal when installing it on the bike.  Once you have all of the small pieces and background removed, you can use the "wet method" to install the decals to your saddlebags.  The wet method involves using a spray bottle of water with a couple drops of dish soap in the mixture and spraying the surface of your saddlebags to wet the entire surface.  Then carefully remove the backing from your decal and use the spray bottle to wet the adhesive side of the decal.  Now you can gently place the decal on your saddlebag.  Because the surfaces are wet, you can pull the decal up to reposition it until you get it where you want it.  Once it's in place, use a squeegee or other object such as a credit card wrapped in a microfiber towel to squeeze the water out from behind the decal.  You can also use your hands to do this.  You should take care not to use a hard/abrasive object that can scratch the decals or your bike's paint.  The high-tack adhesive will begin to set/adhere to the bike as soon as the liquid is push out from behind the decal.  Use caution to ensure the towel or object you are using does not catch any edges of the decal and pull it off your bike.  If you take your time and be gentle during installation, it should be an easy process.  A hair dryer can be used to speed up the drying process if needed.

Feel free to visit our How-To page on the website to watch a "wet method" installation video TAB Performance made while installing our Zombie decals.

New Item - Special Order (may take 2-3 weeks before shipping if not in stock at time of order)

Our saddlebag decals are made from premium weatherproof hi-tack vinyl with a long lifespan that will keep them looking new for years.  They are available in two finishes, heavy-duty 12 mil laminated Gloss (looks like it's painted on), or a heavy-duty sandy matte textured premium finish.

Installation:

Installing our decals is easy to do yourself at home.  We recommend removing all of the excess decal material (the background image) before installing the decals.  This will allow you to dispose of all the small cut-out pieces so that the pieces do not get trapped underneath your decal when installing it on the bike.  Once you have all of the small pieces and background removed, you can use the "wet method" to install the decals to your saddlebags.  The wet method involves using a spray bottle of water with a couple drops of dish soap in the mixture and spraying the surface of your saddlebags to wet the entire surface.  Then carefully remove the backing from your decal and use the spray bottle to wet the adhesive side of the decal.  Now you can gently place the decal on your saddlebag.  Because the surfaces are wet, you can pull the decal up to reposition it until you get it where you want it.  Once it's in place, use a squeegee or other object such as a credit card wrapped in a microfiber towel to squeeze the water out from behind the decal.  You can also use your hands to do this.  You should take care not to use a hard/abrasive object that can scratch the decals or your bike's paint.  The high-tack adhesive will begin to set/adhere to the bike as soon as the liquid is push out from behind the decal.  Use caution to ensure the towel or object you are using does not catch any edges of the decal and pull it off your bike.  If you take your time and be gentle during installation, it should be an easy process.  A hair dryer can be used to speed up the drying process if needed.

Feel free to visit our How-To page on the website to watch a "wet method" installation video.

New Item - Special Order (may take 2-3 weeks before shipping if not in stock at time of order)

Our saddlebag decals are made from premium weatherproof hi-tack vinyl with a long lifespan that will keep them looking new for years.  They are available in two finishes, heavy-duty 12 mil laminated Gloss (looks like it's painted on), or a heavy-duty sandy matte textured premium finish.

Installation:

Installing our decals is easy to do yourself at home.  We recommend removing all of the excess decal material (the background image) before installing the decals.  This will allow you to dispose of all the small cut-out pieces so that the pieces do not get trapped underneath your decal when installing it on the bike.  Once you have all of the small pieces and background removed, you can use the "wet method" to install the decals to your saddlebags.  The wet method involves using a spray bottle of water with a couple drops of dish soap in the mixture and spraying the surface of your saddlebags to wet the entire surface.  Then carefully remove the backing from your decal and use the spray bottle to wet the adhesive side of the decal.  Now you can gently place the decal on your saddlebag.  Because the surfaces are wet, you can pull the decal up to reposition it until you get it where you want it.  Once it's in place, use a squeegee or other object such as a credit card wrapped in a microfiber towel to squeeze the water out from behind the decal.  You can also use your hands to do this.  You should take care not to use a hard/abrasive object that can scratch the decals or your bike's paint.  The high-tack adhesive will begin to set/adhere to the bike as soon as the liquid is push out from behind the decal.  Use caution to ensure the towel or object you are using does not catch any edges of the decal and pull it off your bike.  If you take your time and be gentle during installation, it should be an easy process.  A hair dryer can be used to speed up the drying process if needed.

Feel free to visit our How-To page on the website to watch a "wet method" installation video TAB Performance made while installing our Zombie decals.

New Item - Special Order (may take 2-3 weeks before shipping if not in stock at time of order)

Our saddlebag decals are made from premium weatherproof hi-tack vinyl with a long lifespan that will keep them looking new for years.  They are available in two finishes, heavy-duty 12 mil laminated Gloss (looks like it's painted on), or a heavy-duty sandy matte textured premium finish.

Installation:

Installing our decals is easy to do yourself at home.  We recommend removing all of the excess decal material (the background image) before installing the decals.  This will allow you to dispose of all the small cut-out pieces so that the pieces do not get trapped underneath your decal when installing it on the bike.  Once you have all of the small pieces and background removed, you can use the "wet method" to install the decals to your saddlebags.  The wet method involves using a spray bottle of water with a couple drops of dish soap in the mixture and spraying the surface of your saddlebags to wet the entire surface.  Then carefully remove the backing from your decal and use the spray bottle to wet the adhesive side of the decal.  Now you can gently place the decal on your saddlebag.  Because the surfaces are wet, you can pull the decal up to reposition it until you get it where you want it.  Once it's in place, use a squeegee or other object such as a credit card wrapped in a microfiber towel to squeeze the water out from behind the decal.  You can also use your hands to do this.  You should take care not to use a hard/abrasive object that can scratch the decals or your bike's paint.  The high-tack adhesive will begin to set/adhere to the bike as soon as the liquid is push out from behind the decal.  Use caution to ensure the towel or object you are using does not catch any edges of the decal and pull it off your bike.  If you take your time and be gentle during installation, it should be an easy process.  A hair dryer can be used to speed up the drying process if needed.

Feel free to visit our How-To page on the website to watch a "wet method" installation video.

New Item - Special Order (may take 2-3 weeks before shipping if not in stock at time of order)

Our saddlebag decals are made from premium weatherproof hi-tack vinyl with a long lifespan that will keep them looking new for years.  They are available in two finishes, heavy-duty 12 mil laminated Gloss (looks like it's painted on), or a heavy-duty sandy matte textured premium finish.

Installation:

Installing our decals is easy to do yourself at home.  We recommend removing all of the excess decal material (the background image) before installing the decals.  This will allow you to dispose of all the small cut-out pieces so that the pieces do not get trapped underneath your decal when installing it on the bike.  Once you have all of the small pieces and background removed, you can use the "wet method" to install the decals to your saddlebags.  The wet method involves using a spray bottle of water with a couple drops of dish soap in the mixture and spraying the surface of your saddlebags to wet the entire surface.  Then carefully remove the backing from your decal and use the spray bottle to wet the adhesive side of the decal.  Now you can gently place the decal on your saddlebag.  Because the surfaces are wet, you can pull the decal up to reposition it until you get it where you want it.  Once it's in place, use a squeegee or other object such as a credit card wrapped in a microfiber towel to squeeze the water out from behind the decal.  You can also use your hands to do this.  You should take care not to use a hard/abrasive object that can scratch the decals or your bike's paint.  The high-tack adhesive will begin to set/adhere to the bike as soon as the liquid is push out from behind the decal.  Use caution to ensure the towel or object you are using does not catch any edges of the decal and pull it off your bike.  If you take your time and be gentle during installation, it should be an easy process.  A hair dryer can be used to speed up the drying process if needed.

Feel free to visit our How-To page on the website to watch a "wet method" installation video TAB Performance made while installing our Zombie decals.

New Item - Special Order (may take 2-3 weeks before shipping if not in stock at time of order)

Our saddlebag decals are made from premium weatherproof hi-tack vinyl with a long lifespan that will keep them looking new for years.  They are available in two finishes, heavy-duty 12 mil laminated Gloss (looks like it's painted on), or a heavy-duty sandy matte textured premium finish.

Installation:

Installing our decals is easy to do yourself at home.  We recommend removing all of the excess decal material (the background image) before installing the decals.  This will allow you to dispose of all the small cut-out pieces so that the pieces do not get trapped underneath your decal when installing it on the bike.  Once you have all of the small pieces and background removed, you can use the "wet method" to install the decals to your saddlebags.  The wet method involves using a spray bottle of water with a couple drops of dish soap in the mixture and spraying the surface of your saddlebags to wet the entire surface.  Then carefully remove the backing from your decal and use the spray bottle to wet the adhesive side of the decal.  Now you can gently place the decal on your saddlebag.  Because the surfaces are wet, you can pull the decal up to reposition it until you get it where you want it.  Once it's in place, use a squeegee or other object such as a credit card wrapped in a microfiber towel to squeeze the water out from behind the decal.  You can also use your hands to do this.  You should take care not to use a hard/abrasive object that can scratch the decals or your bike's paint.  The high-tack adhesive will begin to set/adhere to the bike as soon as the liquid is push out from behind the decal.  Use caution to ensure the towel or object you are using does not catch any edges of the decal and pull it off your bike.  If you take your time and be gentle during installation, it should be an easy process.  A hair dryer can be used to speed up the drying process if needed.

Feel free to visit our How-To page on the website to watch a "wet method" installation video.

New Item - Special Order (may take 2-3 weeks before shipping if not in stock at time of order)

Our saddlebag decals are made from premium weatherproof hi-tack vinyl with a long lifespan that will keep them looking new for years.  They are available in two finishes, heavy-duty 12 mil laminated Gloss (looks like it's painted on), or a heavy-duty sandy matte textured premium finish.

Installation:

Installing our decals is easy to do yourself at home.  We recommend removing all of the excess decal material (the background image) before installing the decals.  This will allow you to dispose of all the small cut-out pieces so that the pieces do not get trapped underneath your decal when installing it on the bike.  Once you have all of the small pieces and background removed, you can use the "wet method" to install the decals to your saddlebags.  The wet method involves using a spray bottle of water with a couple drops of dish soap in the mixture and spraying the surface of your saddlebags to wet the entire surface.  Then carefully remove the backing from your decal and use the spray bottle to wet the adhesive side of the decal.  Now you can gently place the decal on your saddlebag.  Because the surfaces are wet, you can pull the decal up to reposition it until you get it where you want it.  Once it's in place, use a squeegee or other object such as a credit card wrapped in a microfiber towel to squeeze the water out from behind the decal.  You can also use your hands to do this.  You should take care not to use a hard/abrasive object that can scratch the decals or your bike's paint.  The high-tack adhesive will begin to set/adhere to the bike as soon as the liquid is push out from behind the decal.  Use caution to ensure the towel or object you are using does not catch any edges of the decal and pull it off your bike.  If you take your time and be gentle during installation, it should be an easy process.  A hair dryer can be used to speed up the drying process if needed.

Feel free to visit our How-To page on the website to watch a "wet method" installation video.

New Item - Special Order (may take 2-3 weeks before shipping if not in stock at time of order)

Our saddlebag decals are made from premium weatherproof hi-tack vinyl with a long lifespan that will keep them looking new for years.  They are available in two finishes, heavy-duty 12 mil laminated Gloss (looks like it's painted on), or a heavy-duty sandy matte textured premium finish.

Installation:

Installing our decals is easy to do yourself at home.  We recommend removing all of the excess decal material (the background image) before installing the decals.  This will allow you to dispose of all the small cut-out pieces so that the pieces do not get trapped underneath your decal when installing it on the bike.  Once you have all of the small pieces and background removed, you can use the "wet method" to install the decals to your saddlebags.  The wet method involves using a spray bottle of water with a couple drops of dish soap in the mixture and spraying the surface of your saddlebags to wet the entire surface.  Then carefully remove the backing from your decal and use the spray bottle to wet the adhesive side of the decal.  Now you can gently place the decal on your saddlebag.  Because the surfaces are wet, you can pull the decal up to reposition it until you get it where you want it.  Once it's in place, use a squeegee or other object such as a credit card wrapped in a microfiber towel to squeeze the water out from behind the decal.  You can also use your hands to do this.  You should take care not to use a hard/abrasive object that can scratch the decals or your bike's paint.  The high-tack adhesive will begin to set/adhere to the bike as soon as the liquid is push out from behind the decal.  Use caution to ensure the towel or object you are using does not catch any edges of the decal and pull it off your bike.  If you take your time and be gentle during installation, it should be an easy process.  A hair dryer can be used to speed up the drying process if needed.

Feel free to visit our How-To page on the website to watch a "wet method" installation video.

New Item - Special Order (may take 2-3 weeks before shipping if not in stock at time of order)

Our saddlebag decals are made from premium weatherproof hi-tack vinyl with a long lifespan that will keep them looking new for years.  They are available in two finishes, heavy-duty 12 mil laminated Gloss (looks like it's painted on), or a heavy-duty sandy matte textured premium finish.

Installation:

Installing our decals is easy to do yourself at home.  We recommend removing all of the excess decal material (the background image) before installing the decals.  This will allow you to dispose of all the small cut-out pieces so that the pieces do not get trapped underneath your decal when installing it on the bike.  Once you have all of the small pieces and background removed, you can use the "wet method" to install the decals to your saddlebags.  The wet method involves using a spray bottle of water with a couple drops of dish soap in the mixture and spraying the surface of your saddlebags to wet the entire surface.  Then carefully remove the backing from your decal and use the spray bottle to wet the adhesive side of the decal.  Now you can gently place the decal on your saddlebag.  Because the surfaces are wet, you can pull the decal up to reposition it until you get it where you want it.  Once it's in place, use a squeegee or other object such as a credit card wrapped in a microfiber towel to squeeze the water out from behind the decal.  You can also use your hands to do this.  You should take care not to use a hard/abrasive object that can scratch the decals or your bike's paint.  The high-tack adhesive will begin to set/adhere to the bike as soon as the liquid is push out from behind the decal.  Use caution to ensure the towel or object you are using does not catch any edges of the decal and pull it off your bike.  If you take your time and be gentle during installation, it should be an easy process.  A hair dryer can be used to speed up the drying process if needed.

Feel free to visit our How-To page on the website to watch a "wet method" installation video.

New Item - Special Order (may take 2-3 weeks before shipping if not in stock at time of order)

Our saddlebag decals are made from premium weatherproof hi-tack vinyl with a long lifespan that will keep them looking new for years.  They are available in two finishes, heavy-duty 12 mil laminated Gloss (looks like it's painted on), or a heavy-duty sandy matte textured premium finish.

Installation:

Installing our decals is easy to do yourself at home.  We recommend removing all of the excess decal material (the background image) before installing the decals.  This will allow you to dispose of all the small cut-out pieces so that the pieces do not get trapped underneath your decal when installing it on the bike.  Once you have all of the small pieces and background removed, you can use the "wet method" to install the decals to your saddlebags.  The wet method involves using a spray bottle of water with a couple drops of dish soap in the mixture and spraying the surface of your saddlebags to wet the entire surface.  Then carefully remove the backing from your decal and use the spray bottle to wet the adhesive side of the decal.  Now you can gently place the decal on your saddlebag.  Because the surfaces are wet, you can pull the decal up to reposition it until you get it where you want it.  Once it's in place, use a squeegee or other object such as a credit card wrapped in a microfiber towel to squeeze the water out from behind the decal.  You can also use your hands to do this.  You should take care not to use a hard/abrasive object that can scratch the decals or your bike's paint.  The high-tack adhesive will begin to set/adhere to the bike as soon as the liquid is push out from behind the decal.  Use caution to ensure the towel or object you are using does not catch any edges of the decal and pull it off your bike.  If you take your time and be gentle during installation, it should be an easy process.  A hair dryer can be used to speed up the drying process if needed.

Feel free to visit our How-To page on the website to watch a "wet method" installation video TAB Performance made while installing our Zombie decals.

New Item - Special Order (may take 2-3 weeks before shipping if not in stock at time of order)

Our saddlebag decals are made from premium weatherproof hi-tack vinyl with a long lifespan that will keep them looking new for years.  They are available in two finishes, heavy-duty 12 mil laminated Gloss (looks like it's painted on), or a heavy-duty sandy matte textured premium finish.

Installation:

Installing our decals is easy to do yourself at home.  We recommend removing all of the excess decal material (the background image) before installing the decals.  This will allow you to dispose of all the small cut-out pieces so that the pieces do not get trapped underneath your decal when installing it on the bike.  Once you have all of the small pieces and background removed, you can use the "wet method" to install the decals to your saddlebags.  The wet method involves using a spray bottle of water with a couple drops of dish soap in the mixture and spraying the surface of your saddlebags to wet the entire surface.  Then carefully remove the backing from your decal and use the spray bottle to wet the adhesive side of the decal.  Now you can gently place the decal on your saddlebag.  Because the surfaces are wet, you can pull the decal up to reposition it until you get it where you want it.  Once it's in place, use a squeegee or other object such as a credit card wrapped in a microfiber towel to squeeze the water out from behind the decal.  You can also use your hands to do this.  You should take care not to use a hard/abrasive object that can scratch the decals or your bike's paint.  The high-tack adhesive will begin to set/adhere to the bike as soon as the liquid is push out from behind the decal.  Use caution to ensure the towel or object you are using does not catch any edges of the decal and pull it off your bike.  If you take your time and be gentle during installation, it should be an easy process.  A hair dryer can be used to speed up the drying process if needed.

Feel free to visit our How-To page on the website to watch a "wet method" installation video TAB Performance made while installing our Zombie decals.