Motorcycle Wrapping

Vinyl wrapping does not just change the colour of your motorbike, it can completely change the style by using different material finishes and colour combinations. Go from gloss to matte or chrome or even satin, the options are endless.

As a bike owner, you will know all too well how exposed your bike is to light damage, stone chips and scratches, especially on the tank from your own kit. Vinyl films protect your paint from such imperfections, whilst looking cool at the same time.

Not a fan of the metal surrounds on your bike? No problem, vinyl can be used for de-chroming, usually done by applying gloss or matte black film to the metal areas of the bike, leading to a more aggressive and stylish finish.

Add some graphic styling by applying racing stripes, decals and stickers as part of a partial wrap. Not every part of the bike needs to be covered in film, simply use it to create what ever your creative needs desire. With the added bonus of less film = cheaper price!

Each panel of your bike is essentially customisable and can be wrapped to bring a completely different look to your ride. Even if it isn’t body panels, it can be wrapped to change the finish or colour.

Possibly the main selling point for motorcycle wraps, they are not permanent. Change the colour, material and overall look of the bike, safe in the knowledge you can return it back to original or do a new style, any time you like. Also, your paintwork will be in the same condition as the day you wrapped it, protecting the value of the bike.

Of course it comes at a cost to wrap a bike, but how much is a motorbike wrap really? Well in reality it is considerably cheaper than a respray and affordable enough for someone who wants a completely custom look. Use our Quote to find out more.

This is not massively popular due to the small visible surface area on a bike when it is being ridden, but you can see from MotoGP that bike sponsorship is real. You can promote your company or simply add some famous brands as a bit of styling by applying decals and stickers to the bodywork.