Biker Gear UnlimitedLogo Design Contest Logo Design Contest Contests / Biker Gear Unlimited Biker Gear Unlimited has selected their winning logo design. For $250 they received 237 designs from 19 different designers from around the world. Find out how LogoTournament works How LogoTournament works Contest Entries by ChecMark Return to Contest Return to Contest Withdrawn Prefers others. #20 Prefers others. #15 Withdrawn Prefers others. #9 Withdrawn Prefers others. #3 Withdrawn Prefers others. #2 Discussion joehill97 Client Entry#2 - I like this, but can you change the bike from a street bike to a cruiser/chopper kind of bike? i think it would look cool if it had a reflection to it also...Entry#3 - i don't like the online click thing...nice variation though.. 15 years ago ChecMark Logo Designer From what I can see from your website and being a dirt biker myself, I might suggest that you keep any graphic as generic as possible to avoid targeting a limited rider group. I bought lots of gear over the years and I've never been on a chopper or a cruiser.(This comment references Entry #9) 15 years ago joehill97 Client #9 i like it...what about getting away from any particular bike as a whole...perhaps stylize something else with the logo, like some kind of symbol or icon...something more abstract? 15 years ago ChecMark Logo Designer It's hard to combine all the different types of rider postures into a single graphic. I think the main points are the generic motorcycle (mostly just wheels), the rider (no gender implied) and the impression of speed. You agree?Gary 15 years ago joehill97 Client i agree gary...on #15 that you did, i like where you are going with it, but want it to not appear to be like "clip art"...i think you are on the right path though...i'm interested to see what you come up with...thanks for the interest :)-joe 15 years ago joehill97 Client #20 - still not feeling it...sorry...the very first one you did (#2) has been my favorite that you've done...can we maybe back up and go a different direction from that point? 15 years ago