Heat the old decals with a hairdryer or heat gun to soften the adhesive and slowly peel off to avoid tearing.

Remove any remaining adhesive with an alcohol based cleaner, then clean the surface again.

When available, refer to the numbered diagram to identify each part.

Position the graphics on your bike without removing the backing paper. Use tape to temporarily hold the pieces and check alignment and spacing. Ensure that margins around decals are even.

Peel back a small section of the backing paper to expose the adhesive and gradually press from the center outward, smoothing out air bubbles as you go.

For tricky areas like curves and edges, gently heat the graphic to help it conform. Avoid overheating to prevent damage.

On tricky areas you can use a water/soap mix and spray both the decals and the surface.

Find the perfect placement and alignment.

Use the squeegee to push out all the water underneath and use a heat gun to gently activate the glue.

Check all edges to ensure they are firmly adhered. If necessary, reheat and press down any loose edges.

Let the graphics set for 24 hours.

Once the graphics have fully set, it's time to hit the road and show off your bike’s customized style! Ride safe!