I like a lot of them, but I'm not yet done spending on hard parts. Besides, I would probably screw up putting them on and end up with lots of creases and bubbles.
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Wow, I wish I saw that set. I bought the Lucky Explorer set from another company and while very nice, I like the one you have as it says Cagiva and has some nice additional stickers.
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I did graphics on my KTM 890 and they can be tricky. I used the wet method on flat surfaces and on curved or rounded surfaces, just applied them dry. Wet method allows you to reposition the sticker if it's not where you want it. BUT since it's wet if you have to heat and stretch the sticker it can move and since it's wet it does not adhere well until dry so it can lift on it's own. Dry method, you need to be very exact. While you can lift and reposition, you don't want to do it too often or it will start to lose it's adhesive.
On both bikes I've got some creases. Small, mostly un-noticeable unless you are really looking. Looks great from 3 ft (~1 meter) away. It requires A LOT of patience to do.
If you want it perfect or don't feel you have the patience definitely take it to a professional.
I'm sure people who have done it have different experiences. YMMV.
Pic of the KTM.
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On both bikes I've got some creases. Small, mostly un-noticeable unless you are really looking. Looks great from 3 ft (~1 meter) away. It requires A LOT of patience to do.
If you want it perfect or don't feel you have the patience definitely take it to a professional.
I'm sure people who have done it have different experiences. YMMV.
Pic of the KTM.
Anyone know where this graphics kit can be found??
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Try Resin Bike…I fit their decals myself and it was easy. They are thicker so much easier to work with. Take your time & use a hair dryer. They are way better quality than the OEM decals🤣
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