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re: T-shirt design.
Posted: Sun May 08, 2005 8:45 pm
by Jonno
Iam quite happy with the current one and had many good comments from other riders.
re: T-shirt design.
Posted: Sun May 08, 2005 9:21 pm
by photomike666
I only just got the current shirt - haven't worn it yet. Have not yet managed to get my knee down, but appreciate the knee down logo.
I think the slogan should be humours, as everyone here thinks they're a funny bastage.
Re: re: T-shirt design.
Posted: Mon May 09, 2005 9:51 am
by booze
JamesLaugesen wrote:Haha yeah, current slogan is pretty silly too imho.
I'm not having a dig at anyone or anything, just saying that I wouldn't wear a shirt with something about knee sliding or speeding or whatever unless it was really really clever with some hidden non-show-off kind of meaning behind it.
--
"Kawasaki kwasiaewe?" - Aaay? Aaaay? Get it?
"www.KSRC-au.com"
"You'll forget the name so remember the bike"
"KAWASAKI Sportsbike Riders Club"
"Still heavy and still the best"
"Outrunning excess weight since Y2K"
"So my bike is heavy, what's your excuse?"
--
I'm kinda hooked on the weight concept because that's what most non-kwaka riders hassle us about.
nah, nothing about weight. the late model bikes arent heavy at all...
Re: re: T-shirt design.
Posted: Mon May 09, 2005 10:18 am
by photomike666
booze wrote:JamesLaugesen wrote:Haha yeah, current slogan is pretty silly too imho.
I'm not having a dig at anyone or anything, just saying that I wouldn't wear a shirt with something about knee sliding or speeding or whatever unless it was really really clever with some hidden non-show-off kind of meaning behind it.
--
"Kawasaki kwasiaewe?" - Aaay? Aaaay? Get it?
"www.KSRC-au.com"
"You'll forget the name so remember the bike"
"KAWASAKI Sportsbike Riders Club"
"Still heavy and still the best"
"Outrunning excess weight since Y2K"
"So my bike is heavy, what's your excuse?"
--
I'm kinda hooked on the weight concept because that's what most non-kwaka riders hassle us about.
nah, nothing about weight. the late model bikes arent heavy at all...
2005 GSXR1000 - 166kg
2005 ZX10R - 170.05Kg
2005 R1 - 171.9kg
2005 CBR1000RR - 179.6kg
All figures taken from respective manufactures official sites, hope that helps
re: T-shirt design.
Posted: Thu May 12, 2005 12:11 pm
by ty
*bump*
I reckon BlueFly's sig could be a good slogan too...
"I spend 90% of my money on bikes, fines and fuel. The rest is wasted..... "
Maybe a bit long perhaps. dunno
ty
re: T-shirt design.
Posted: Fri May 13, 2005 11:40 am
by gray_rm
I just bought some new trackpants - with all this talk of newbies wearing unscuffed knee-sliders, I'm taking the plastic buggers off to avoid ridicule at Mt. White!
I like the knee-down bit. It's not saying "I have a huge p*nis and ride a bike" (sorry ladies) - or is it?
Then, I also like the current t-shirt - I've had people laughing at it...
Oh God, they weren't laughing at me, were they?
Re: re: T-shirt design.
Posted: Mon May 16, 2005 3:15 pm
by HemiDuty
Zombie wrote:Can i make a sugesstion that might'nt go down too well.
Can the rear logo/catch phrase be lower down or have a plain back?
the reason is cos some of us girlies have long hair and it covers it up.
please feel free to ignore me too and do what you bloody well like, I'll still buy it.
Hey its not just you girliebabes who have long hair ya know
Myself and er.....well........anyway; I am sure some of the other fellas up here would have long hair if it wasn't so damn un-aerodynamic.
I'm so metal it hurts....
Re: re: T-shirt design.
Posted: Mon May 16, 2005 3:21 pm
by Smitty
booze wrote:nah, nothing about weight. the late model bikes arent heavy at all...
you ever tried drag a ZZR1100 back onto the road....
apologies to ronster for bringing it up again
re: T-shirt design.
Posted: Mon May 16, 2005 4:27 pm
by Neka79
hmm the idea of a funny slogan wasnt to mention our incredibly large man organs, but to make ppl laugh, and hopefully promote riding in a humourous way..as dave says, it helps wen ppl like it & buy our stuff...i dont think ppl take shirts too seriously...i mean if so, would funny shirts be banned?
i say go for sumthin original, funny, and if no12 outside of ksrc understands wot its abt, who cares??
"garn,launch the farker"
Re: re: T-shirt design.
Posted: Mon May 16, 2005 4:34 pm
by gray_rm
neka79 wrote:... wasnt to mention our incredibly large man organs, but to make ppl laugh,
I think my wife'd laugh if I said that
so it must be OK!
re: T-shirt design.
Posted: Tue May 17, 2005 11:14 pm
by Neka79
hey how bout this for a slogan...
"ksrc- we just have huge dicks"
simple and to the point....
and its not totally untrue...mario,ponti,mina,rob and myself are all HUGE DICKS...
re: T-shirt design.
Posted: Sat May 21, 2005 9:37 pm
by mfzx6r
Zero to a hundred in six pubs as a slogan
Heather
Not that i'm stating you guys have much of a drinking problem
re: T-shirt design.
Posted: Sun May 22, 2005 12:05 am
by photomike666
or should that be $300 to $0 in one pub
Re: re: T-shirt design.
Posted: Tue May 24, 2005 1:04 am
by Neka79
photomike666 wrote:or should that be $300 to $0 in one pub
works for me!!
re: T-shirt design.
Posted: Tue May 24, 2005 2:54 pm
by Infinity
I like the "indicator broken, watch for knee" slogan too.
So i can't say i can do that, but it's funny and it's a club shirt not a personal proclaimation.
Everyone has a laugh, not offensive either which i like.
Also agree with the rear logo down a bit that someone said. Except make it near the bottom. Have loong hair and don't need people constantly asking me to pull it out of the way so they can read the back.