Custom Bike Stickers for Frames, Shops and Motorcycles

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Buying guide

About Bike Stickers

Bike stickers have to fit places that are rarely flat or roomy. A road bike's top tube leaves a narrow strip, a mountain bike's down tube curves in more than one direction, and a motorcycle tank or fairing has contours of its own. This page brings together bike frame stickers, bicycle frame decals, mountain bike stickers and motorcycle decals, all printed to the dimensions you measure on the actual machine.

Who orders bike stickers

Frame builders and small bike brands adding a name or model decal to the down tube and head tube.
Bike shops putting a shop logo on every bike they build or service.
Cycling clubs and race organizers printing club crests or event stickers for members and riders.
Motorcycle owners and garages ordering tank, fender and side cover decals.
Riders who want a name on the top tube or a design to cover a scuff.

Measuring a frame or tank

Use a flexible tape rather than a ruler. On a tube, measure the length you want to cover and the distance around the tube the design should wrap; a sticker that wraps too far can lift at the edges. Long, narrow designs usually suit tubes, while compact shapes sit better on head tubes and seat stays. On a motorcycle, measure tanks and side covers on the flattest section and keep clear of seams, badges and filler caps. Send photos of the spot with your measurements, and the design team can check the proportions for you.

If you are branding a range of frame sizes, each size may need its own decal length. List them separately so each one appears on the proof.

Handling on the trail and road

Frames get washed, knocked by shoes and splashed with mud. When you request a quote, describe how the bike is ridden and cleaned and ask about materials for that kind of exposure; the team will advise rather than guess. Riders who want matching gear can look at helmet stickers, and options for bikes ridden after dark are covered on the reflective stickers page.

For print-ready artwork, supply a .cdr or .eps file in CMYK at 300 dpi and draw any outline cut as a 1mm black line. A PDF is fine if you just want an opinion first. Nothing is printed until you approve the emailed PDF proof.

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FAQs

Bike Stickers questions, answered

How do I choose a sticker size for a bicycle tube?

Measure the straight section of the tube with a flexible tape and decide how far around the tube the design should reach. Narrow tubes suit long, slim designs, while wider down tubes can take a larger logo. Send the measurements and a photo so the design team can check the fit.

Can a bike shop put its logo on every bike it sells?

Yes. Shops often choose a small logo decal that fits on the seat tube or chainstay without covering the frame maker's own branding. Tell us roughly how many bikes you build or service in a season so the quantity in your quote matches your stock.

Are motorcycle decals ordered differently from bicycle stickers?

The process is the same, but motorcycle surfaces are larger and more curved. Measure tanks, fenders or side covers on the flattest area, avoid badges and caps, and mention whether the bike is garaged or parked outside so the team can suggest a material.

Can a cycling club order stickers for all its members?

It can. Club crests and event stickers are a common order, often in one size for frames and another for cars or laptops. Send the crest, the sizes and a count for each so every version is included on the proof you approve.

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