Anybody recognize these graphics?

Hi all new here. Just thought I’d throw this out there, might help me get some history of the bike. Might also help someone figure out what ever happened to their bike.

I like them, first time I laid eyes on them though.

I'll probably Keep White Fang. Thats what I decided to name this steed. But the names on the back are gonna have to go.

Stickers. See Puc, he can probably hook ya up.

Stickers. See Puc, he can probably hook ya up.

These are painted on. Looks like something that would have been done while traveling / vacationing.

If it is pinstriping or paint....use oven cleaner on them. That's how I took some pinstriping off my bike.

If it is pinstriping or paint....use oven cleaner on them. That's how I took some pinstriping off my bike.

I saw a vid on YouTube using laquer thinner, it worked a little but not a lot. Then I saw oven cleaner. Gonna try that today.

I did a search for members with the name "Lonnie" and searched posts. Found this post for a "Lonnie" in UT.

https://www.venturerider.org/forum/showthread.php?75363-powder-coat&p=735378#post735378

Skinney's Restorations in Orem UT,run by Lonnie Woodard (loonair@hotmail.com)

Seeing as how you are in UT....and Lonnie isn't that common a name....I would say he is the likely former owner.

I did a search for members with the name "Lonnie" and searched posts. Found this post for a "Lonnie" in UT.

https://www.venturerider.org/forum/showthread.php?75363-powder-coat&p=735378#post735378

Skinney's Restorations in Orem UT,run by Lonnie Woodard (loonair@hotmail.com)

 

Seeing as how you are in UT....and Lonnie isn't that common a name....I would say he is the likely former owner.

 

Thanks! Seems like this bike has passed through quite a few hands, The previous two owners were in Logan, but in the saddle bag came a box of gaskets (gotta look up the PN to see what they’re for) from a name and address in Layton where I’m at. But wasn’t Lonnie or Aileen.

on another note sorry to Lonnie an Aileen but I successfully removed the artwork from the trunk lid using easy off. Wax is currently drying. Nice that I already had the trunk off and can do this on my kitchen counter while watching Ferris Bueller’s day off.

I saw a vid on YouTube using laquer thinner, it worked a little but not a lot. Then I saw oven cleaner. Gonna try that today.

I have used oven cleaner for years and it has always worked. You have to be careful with lacquer thinner. It can damage some painted surfaces depending on the type of paint.