Ghost Rider the comic book comes to mind.

I gotta go. I'll post later.

Mark, I'm a bicycle racer, what kind of bikes are they customising? There is a huge difference in the mentality between the types of riders. Road vs Mountain vs City vs BMX could you clarify the marketing as it won't work across all these kinds of groups.

i think your "Ghost Rider", its good for downhill or freeride.
but for road, or cyclocross, i dont know.

maybe can be good for bmx, freestyle, and trial riders, but will need more ornaments. ornaments of a bad boy.

I am a friend of Mark's, he is out for the night, but just so the critique can continue I can clearify that it is for downhill/freeride and hardcore cross country type stuff. Full suspension required.

The bikes that are being put together are the same type and feature alot of hard to find parts, and really high end stuff. I think the owner plans to start a team as well, so the logo would be applied to that as well.

I know one of the problems he is encountering is if it should be like some type or emblem or crest, like at the front of the car.

Double post.

woooooow... this is incredible.

my brother and i are thinking in create a amateur bike team in Curic

Juan, if you and your brother are road racers come visit NYC we have a huge cycling scene here. CRCA is the oldest and largest club in the country. Our best riders in the area are Dominicans.

I degress, as for the logo it works for the off road crowd, but you also need to develope a down tube look, a hard horizontal.

Time for me to go ride around Manhattan

Re: GhostRider

I used to love Ghost Rider, I guess my question is I feel I havn't gone far enough, is the simplicity of the bottom concept good or do downhill/freeryde/crosscountry target audience require some more details. I'm still throwing around the idea of making it a crest, like a biker club logo with more elements. Comments??

I used to love Ghost Rider, I guess my question is I feel I havn't gone far enough, is the simplicity of the bottom concept good or do downhill/freeryde/crosscountry target audience require some more details. I'm still throwing around the idea of making it a crest, like a biker club logo with more elements. Comments??

Mark, keep it simple and cool. Remember this isn't art its idenity. The best downhill, crosscountry looks are rugged and simple

I have a few ideas .... please check back, thanks

I have a few ideas .... please check back, thanks

Mark

i think your logo has a weight problem, maybe if you bold it a little bit it can look less fragile, right now i like it but it feels like with the first fall will be smashed down.

CG