I saw the saying on a fishing tee so I figured what applies to Fishing could apply to Motorcycling (without the beer of course)

I spent a good deal of time trying to find a vector Ninjette but I couldn't find one... Not dead set on the bike or the font... I am really proud of the 'road' and the concept. Though really I don't like the thought of calling in dead either... But the idea is the same.

What do you think?

http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y105/S2_Rp/Photoshop/Callingindead.jpg

I like this one a lot better...

http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y105/S2_Rp/Photoshop/CureMotorcyclitis.jpg

Definitely like #2. Only a sportbike rider can relate to 110mi of twistys.

Sunny - I love it. Now all I have to do is find 110 miles of twistys in Nebraska

Thanks guys!

Don, if I find 110 miles of twisties I will certainly let you know. :)

Thanks guys!

Don, if I find 110 miles of twisties I will certainly let you know. :)

Blue Ridge Parkway! It's right in my back yard :)

Guess I need to get my hinnie down to VA! What.. thats only on the other side of the state? :)

PS I love your avitar (now thanks to the Logo contest I know what it is) :D

I spent a good deal of time trying to find a vector Ninjette but I couldn't find one...

Here is each 1G and 2G Ninjette in vector format. These are Adobe Illustrator CS3, let me know if you need any other format. :thumbup: I did the graphics things for more than a decade before I accepted that it didn't pay well enough.

Thanks Levon! Those are awesome. I don't have Illustrator, nor access to it.

I think for this image though I think I want a flat one instead of angled. Is there a way to do that in Photoshop? I did try (copy and paste method) to angle these ones but they never looked quiet right.

Sunny, Love your shirt idea! Picture your design on Light Blue or Kawa Green. We have a company here in Maine that does incredible quality shirts for a great price. I have some T`s they made for our sailing club that are now only showing signs of wear. The shirts date back to 2002. They also do not require buying in large numbers. Contact: Liberty Graphics, Liberty, Maine. They use some special inks that don`t fade, don`t peel, and don`t crack. I`m sure they will be more than happy to send you some sample shirts.

Thanks Alex.

I am still deciding on a lot of things.

Here's two profiles for you BT. Enjoy! This stuff's really easy in CS3, I used to do this by hand a decade ago. :eek: If you find a specific image you want converted, just let me know. It only takes a minute.