Customlivery.
Printed graphics and race-inspired liveries, designed around the shape of your bike's bodywork and proofed with you before anything goes to print.
Service 04
A livery is designed for one bike. Lines follow the bodywork, numbers sit where they can be read, and every panel is laid out before printing so the design meets itself across the gaps.
What's included
Done properly,every time.
- 01
Design session
Your references and ideas turned into a first concept.
- 02
Panel-by-panel layout
The design mapped onto your bike's actual panels, so lines carry across gaps.
- 03
Written proof
You approve the layout before anything is printed.
- 04
Printed and laminated
Printed cast film with a protective laminate.
- 05
Panels off
Installed with the same edge-wrapped method as a colour change.
- 06
Files kept
Your design is kept on file for repairs or a matching helmet later.
How it's done
Four stages,no shortcuts.
- 01
Brief
References, colours, numbers and anything you want on the bike.
- 02
Design and proof
A layout on your bike's panels, revised with you until it is right.
- 03
Print
Printed and laminated once the proof is signed off.
- 04
Install
Panels off, livery on, rebuilt and checked.
No. A few references and a direction are enough to start. The design work is part of the service.
Yes. Supply vector files if you have them, and the layout is adapted to your bike's panels.
Longer than a colour change, because design and proofing come first. You get the timeline with the quote.