MotoringBadge’s Hit the 10,000 Mark
A few years ago we had this little idea at MF. Why not take MINI’s OEM badge holder and make round magnetic badges that fit it. They could be cheap and easily swapped out plus they play well to the classic Mini heritage of showing off different affiliation.
We then worked on the design and production of the badges until we created something that was fade-proof, Nurburgring proof and just about everything else proof. And then we worked on finding an audience. With the help of MotoringFile and Whiteroofradio we’ve now sold over 10,000 badges to date in every one of the 50 states in the US (plus Puerto Rico) and throughout the world. Specifically we’ve sold badges in the following countries 36: - Italy - Germany - Spain - France - Belgium - Netherlands - Ireland - England - Greece - Egypt - South Africa - Malta - Thailand - Japan - Canada - Slovenia - Finland - Switzerland - Australia - New Zealand - Mexico - Malaysia - Singapore - Austria - Russia - Korea - Macau - China - Norway - Lebanon - Turkey - Brazil - Dominican Republic - UAE - Dubai - United States
For those who are new to badges and the MINI, MotoringBadge’s are the original magnetic badge for the MINI. The badges are magnetic and designed to be used with MINI’s official grille badge holder or several 3rd party holders. They are made from high-quality materials featuring a glossy finish with patented UV protection that will not fade in the sun. And our badges have been tested everywhere from the high speeds of the Nurburgring, to weather extremes of Death Valley and the tundra of northern Canada. And remember, these are the original MINI magnetic badges with almost four years of research, design and production behind them.
You can get a single badge for $7.50 and a set of six for only $37 (bottom of each page). And for those who have no more room on their grilles we also offer high-quality decals of each badge priced at $4.50.
A Selection of The Classics
And of course we still stock all the classics. Here’s a small sampling of the 100+ badges we have available…
And don’t forget our very popular R50 and R53 original Motorer badges. With the R50 and R53 MINI coupes now both out of production, they’ve taken on a greater meaning for many of us.
Badge Holders
Don’t forgot almost all our sponsors now offer a magnetic badge holder.
Outmotoring Grille Badge Holder / 17.95 (ships internationally / fits the R56!)
You can also get the OEM MINI grille badge holder (part #: 51 13 0 406 752 for 2002-2006 MINIs) OR (part # 51 13 0 443 374 for 2007-2009 MNIs) from the following MotoringFile sponsors:
Morristown MINI $20
Otto’s MINI $25
Prestige MINI $25
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