+1
I think that if someone who had the embroidery skills were to offer up some nice articles, ball caps, polo shirts, maybe some of those long sleeve button down chambray (denim) shirts too, you would sell a good number of them at a reasonably profitable price point.
FJR owners tend to be, shall we say, more mature, and thus have more expendable income than sport bikers. Plus, look at the enthusiasm around this place. I'd expect that you would sell hundreds of them if they are nicely done. And you'd really only have to advertise them here and the other FJR forums (for free), so no advertising overhead.
Furthermore, I have ended up putting in a healthy size tee-shirt screen printing order each year with the folks at Zazzle.com. Not because they are particularly great to work with (they aren't) or that the shirts are all that special, but rather because I have nobody else to deal with.
If somebody in that kind of business were to offer those services to the various FJR owners groups, that could be a tidy little business venture. My last two orders have been for 50-60 screen printed shirts at upwards of $1000 total just for the annual NERDS gatherings. I'd much rather be able to offer a nice embroidered shirt of some kind, even if the cost per copy is higher. And there are probably 8-10 regional owners group meetings each year.
Think about it...
