Motorcycle wrapsin Jersey City.
This is the garage. Not a franchise counter with a queue behind it — one bench, one installer, and your bike on it for two or three days. Every wrap K Films does is cut and installed here in Jersey City, whether the bike started in Bergen-Lafayette or came over from Bushwick in the van.
From where you are
Jersey City, NJ,specifically.
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You can just ride it over
Downtown, Journal Square, the Heights, Greenville, West Side — nowhere in Jersey City is a long ride to the garage. Drop-off is by appointment and costs nothing, and we lock the window once the quote is agreed so your bike isn’t sitting around waiting on me.
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Or don't, and I'll come to you
Plenty of riders here keep the bike in a shared garage, a driveway they share with three neighbours, or on the street under a cover. If moving it is the annoying part, pickup starts at $75 and I’ll handle it.
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Winter is the honest time to do this
A wrap needs the bike off the road for a couple of days, and warm panels take film better than cold ones. If you’re laying the bike up over a Jersey winter anyway, that’s the cheapest downtime you’ll ever spend.
Getting the bike here
Three ways,one of them free.
Jersey City is the one place on this site where you have a genuinely free option: ride in, hand me the keys, no transport line on the quote. Transport is quoted with the build, never charged up front.
No charge
Ride it in
Straight to the studio at 95 Christopher Columbus Dr, by appointment. Nothing added to the quote.
From $75
We collect it
The van comes to you and the bike goes to the studio. Say where it’s parked and whether it runs.
From $150
Collect and return
Picked up before the build, delivered back after. You never move it yourself.
95 Christopher Columbus Dr, Jersey City, NJ 07302. It’s appointment-only: Monday to Friday, 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM, with weekends by arrangement.
Yes. There is one bay and one person in it, so turning up unannounced means waiting or coming back. Start your build online and we’ll fix a window.
Two to three days for most builds. A full colour change on a fully faired bike takes longer than accents on a naked, because more of the bike has to come apart first.
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