Forks Decals cant seem to find decals for mongoose?
im restoring a few mongoose bikes and want to purchase the decals which came originally with the bike. n ebay i see the mongoose decals for sale but not the stickers that belong on the forks handlebars or the representation of the mongoose such as sniper brawler etc. is there a sight u may no of that has what im after or prehaps a store im in Australia thanks
I know of a guy in Australia who makes reproductions of bike decals on ebay. I am sure if you asked him to make you some he could make mongoose ones. This is his ebay page: http://stores.ebay.com/Cyclomondo
Car Body Kits, Euro Tail Lights, And Projector Headlights - Three Elements of a Custom Ride
After months of looking for exactly the right car, the time has come. You've forked out the money you needed to buy your perfect ride, and there it is sitting in your driveway.
As you spent your time looking for the perfect car it's very likely that you also took some time to look up parts that would give your car that extra boost. Turbos, superchargers, custom flywheels, and other parts may have made your to-get list.
Now as you stand their looking at the car it's quite apparent. If you're going to put all that money under the hood, you're going to want it to look good to. Luckily customizing the look of your car isn't difficult, and with three simple elements you can give your car a completely different look.
Customize your Car's Look in Three Steps
To give your ride a whole new look simply adding a few aftermarket elements to the car is a good start. Of course, you'll likely want to follow it up with custom paint and that ultra-cool decal set, but that's a topic for another article.
Element #1: Car Body Kits
The first step in giving your car a new look is to order a car body kit. There are kits to fit most makes and models of cars, and ordering a premade kit means all you have to do is install it to get a whole new look.
Most body kits include a new front bumper, a new rear bumper, and side skirts for your car. Some enthusiasts also like to add a custom hood, and a spoiler along with their kit. The easiest way to find the right kit for your car is to simply browse available car body kits, on sites like our own, and on the manufacturers' websites.
A body kit alone is a great start, but to really get that this-car-will-blow-you-away look, you should also consider changing your lights (Element 2 and 3).
Element #2: Euro Tail Lights
The next step in customizing your ride is to choose some euro-style tail lights. These simple replacement lights give your car some added flare, and at the same time get rid of the drab stock lighting.
In this case you want to choose a kit that fits your car, and also ensure that it fits with the body kit you chose. Another element to consider when choosing your lights is what color your car will be when you're finished. Euro tail lights are available with reflective backgrounds, or with darker backgrounds. The color of your car should be factored in to choose the right ones for you.
Element #3: Projector Headlights
Finally, to finish your new look, you should get yourself a pair of projector headlights. Not only will this completely change the look of the front of your car, but it will make your car safer at the same time.
Again you want to consider the car, the body kit you chose, and the color of your car. It should also be noted, that cheaper definitely isn't better in this case. The more expensive headlights tend to have better halogen bulbs which will be brighter for night driving.
You got your car, you know how you're going to customize the power train, and you now have an easy way to give your car a new look. All that's left is to grab your wrenches and get to work!
About the Author
This article is provided courtesy of Andy's Auto Sports, a premier provider of auto parts for customizing your ride. Andy's carries a full range of car body kits
, projector headlights
, and euro tail lights
for many makes and models of cars and trucks.
