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Rumen Papazov

Liulin, blok 222, ap.39

Sofia 1336

Bulgaria

email: yamaha_racing@mail.bg

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About our decals

We offer great variety of decal sets (more than 2000). Some of them are small and consist only of several logos, like this Kawasaki ZX-10R set, for example, and others have more than 30 pieces and consist of some really big graphics, that cover almost half of the fairing. This Suzuki GSX-R 1100 set is a great example.

How to apply small decals

So obviously the applying process for these two sets will be completely different. Small die-cut logos in most cases are covered with transparent transfer tape. This tape will help you to transfer the decal from its background paper to the fairing where it belongs. After you apply the sticker, you remove the transfer tape and you’re ready. The reason for having this transfer tape on top of the decal is simple: for example the “Kawasaki” logo from the already mentioned ZX-10R set is die-cut. This means, that every letter is separated from the rest and is basically a single decal. So in this “Kawasaki” logo you basically have 8 separated decals. And to put them on your bike in the same order and place, that you have them on the background paper, you need to have transfer tape. The aim is that when you lift the transfer tape, all the letters will stay on the back of it. That way you will lift them all together and then put them on the bike in absolutely the same order as they should be. With this type of decals you don’t need any water or soap. You just need to push them from one side to the other with a Squeegee or a credit card, so there will be no air underneath the decal. Finally you remove the transfer tape and that’s it – job done.

How to apply large decals

In the other hand there are some big one-piece graphics, that are sometimes longer than 500mm. This type of decals don’t need any transfer tape on them. Firstly because they are made from only one piece and in that case the transfer tape will not have anything to hold in place and secondly because it will prevent the graphics from stretching. The fairings and panels of a motorcycle are always curvy. And to get a big decal to follow the curves of the panel you need to stretch it a little bit. So if you have transfer tape on top of such decal it will be much harder for you to stretch it. For stretching a decal the first thing you need is heat. It may come from a heat gun or a hair dryer, it doesn’t matter, the final result will be similar. The heat will make the vinyl weaker for a moment and in this exact moment you can stretch it just a little, so it can go around the curve of the panel. And when the vinyl cools down, it will get back to its original thickness.

The other thing you need when applying bigger decal is “soapy water”, which is basically water mixed with normal liquid soap for washing hands. You need to spray the soapy water on the panel and on the back of the decal in the same time. That way when you put the decal on the fairing, it will not stick. And that is exactly what you need at the beginning, because that will help you to put the decal on its exact place where it should be and that never happens on the first try. The decal needs some adjusting, so it can go on its exact place. So the soapy water will help you to slide the decal where it should be. When you succeed with that, you need to start removing the soapy water. For that purpose you will have a professional squeegee included in your package along with the decal set. When you start pushing the top of the decal with the squeegee, the soapy water underneath the decal will start to go to the edges and then out. After all of the water is out, the adhesive of the decal will start doing its job again and the decal will be finally placed. The soapy water also has another benefit: using it will avoid getting any air bubbles trapped underneath the decal. It is absolutely impossible to apply a big decal and not having air bubbles underneath without the help of soapy water. In some cases some drops of the soapy water itself can be trapped underneath the decal, but that can be easily resolved: The first solution is by just leaving it and waiting several weeks for the water to vaporize. Or if you have a very sharp model knife, you can cut a 2-3mm section of the vinyl just above the water bubble and then push the water out.

See our detailed YouTube explanation videos

We have created some detailed YouTube videos, that show the whole process of applying all types of decals – from the biggest and longest stripes of the ’07 Honda CBR 1000RR Fireblade, that go through a lot of curves, to the little decals from the ’07 Yamaha YZF-R6 and the '03 Kawasaki ZX-12R sticker sets. Fitting stickers on a twisty motorcycle gas tank is also worth mentioning, that's why we also created a video for the tank graphics from this '09 Honda CBR 1000RR set. Watching these videos will definitely help you get an idea of what you should do to apply the decals, that you can buy from MOTO-STICKER.COM. However, if you don’t have experience with something like that and you bought a sticker set that includes big graphics, maybe you can go to a professional and leave the installation of the decals to him. Because watching the videos doesn’t definitely guarantee you, that you will succeed to apply your decals perfectly and the last thing we want is you to ruin your stickers and to be unsatisfied with your purchase from us.

Remember, that the first thing you need to do before starting to apply any decals is to clean the panels (or the surface, that you will use to apply the decal on). Every panel must be perfectly clean and also very good degreased. You also need to work on a normal room temperature. The bike should not be ridden before you start the installation of the decals (because when you ride your bike it gets hot). If you apply the decals on your motorcycle you should leave it for 24 hours before you use it again. For this period all the water should disappear and the adhesive of the decals will stick to the surface as it should.

Take your time, be patient and careful during the installation of your decals and your bike will look as good as new again, just as the bikes of our happy customers, that you can see in our GALLERY section.

How to apply stickers on a flat motorcycle fairing:

Applying a large graphic on a twisty side fairing:

Applying vinyl graphics on a motorcycle gas tank:

Applying a small sticker on a tail fairing:

• About our decals
• Moto decals applying process for small graphics
• Moto stickers applying process for big graphics
• See our detailed YouTube videos

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The Ducati MotoGP made history at home ground today after they achieved a double win in the Italian MotoGP race at the Mugello racetrack.

Jorge Lorenzo has won his first win for Ducati after trying for several years and his teammate Andrea Dovizioso was second. However, Lorenzo was absolutely dominant at Mugello and didn't give any chance to his teammate for attack.

The pole winner and local hero Valentino Rossi (Movistar Yamaha) has taken the third place at the podium after a great race in front of his home crowd.

The leader in the general standings Marc Marquez (Repsol Honda) fell in the first part of the race. He rejoined the battle afterwards, but didn't managed to get anything more than 16th place.

Here are the complete results of the Ttalian MotoGP:
1.Jorge Lorenzo ESP Ducati Team (GP18) 41m 43.230s
2.Andrea Dovizioso ITA Ducati Team (GP18) 41m 49.600s
3.Valentino Rossi ITA Movistar Yamaha (YZR-M1) 41m 49.859s
4.Andrea Iannone ITA Suzuki Ecstar (GSX-RR) 41m 51.115s
5.Alex Rins ESP Suzuki Ecstar (GSX-RR) 41m 51.137s
6.Cal Crutchlow GBR LCR Honda (RC213V) 41m 52.350s
7.Danilo Petrucci ITA Pramac Ducati (GP18) 41m 54.128s
8.Maverick Viñales ESP Movistar Yamaha (YZR-M1) 41m 54.290s
9.Alvaro Bautista ESP Angel Nieto Team (GP17) 41m 54.384s
10.Johann Zarco FRA Monster Yamaha Tech3 (YZR-M1) 42m 0.874s
11.Pol Espargaro ESP Red Bull KTM Factory (RC16) 42m 3.486s
12.Hafizh Syahrin MAL Monster Yamaha Tech3 (YZR-M1)* 42m 5.665s
13.Tito Rabat ESP Reale Avintia (GP17) 42m 5.694s
14.Bradley Smith GBR Red Bull KTM Factory (RC16) 42m 5.725s
15.Franco Morbidelli ITA EG 0,0 Marc VDS (RC213V)* 42m 9.874s
16.Marc Marquez ESP Repsol Honda (RC213V) 42m 22.541s
17.Xavier Simeon ESP Reale Avintia (GP16)* 42m 44.441s
18.Takaaki Nakagami JPN LCR Honda (RC213V)* 42m 34.319s
   Aleix Espargaro ESP Factory Aprilia Gresini (RS-GP) DNF
   Jack Miller AUS Pramac Ducati (GP17) DNF
   Thomas Luthi SWI EG 0,0 Marc VDS (RC213V)* DNF
   Dani Pedrosa ESP Repsol Honda (RC213V) DNF
   Karel Abraham CZE Angel Nieto Team (GP16) DNF
   Scott Redding GBR Factory Aprilia Gresini (RS-GP) DNF

Repsol Honda's Marc Marquez took his 3rd consecutive win for this year's MotoGP season after winning the French Grand Prix in Le Mans this weekend.

The spaniard took an advantage after most of his rivals made mistakes in the race - Andrea Iannone, Andrea Dovizioso and Yohann Zarco all crashed, which made Marquez's task much easier.

So at the end it was Danilo Petrucci (Pramac Racing) who took the second place and Valentino Rossi (Movistar Yamaha) got the podium on third place after a nice ride without any serious mistakes.

Here are the final race results from the French MotoGP at Le Mans:

    1. Marc Marquez ESP Repsol Honda (RC213V) 41m 49.773s
    2. Danilo Petrucci ITA Pramac Ducati (GP18) 41m 52.083s
    3. Valentino Rossi ITA Movistar Yamaha (YZR-M1) 41m 55.123s
    4. Jack Miller AUS Pramac Ducati (GP17) 41m 56.087s
    5. Dani Pedrosa ESP Repsol Honda (RC213V) 41m 57.192s
    6. Jorge Lorenzo ESP Ducati Team (GP18) 42m 0.128s
    7. Maverick Viñales ESP Movistar Yamaha (YZR-M1) 42m 13.531s
    8. Cal Crutchlow GBR LCR Honda (RC213V) 42m 15.568s
    9. Aleix Espargaro ESP Factory Aprilia Gresini (RS-GP) 42m 15.979s
    10. Alex Rins ESP Suzuki Ecstar (GSX-RR) 42m 17.710s
    11. Pol Espargaro ESP Red Bull KTM Factory (RC16) 42m 22.077s
    12. Hafizh Syahrin MAL Yamaha Tech3 (YZR-M1)* 42m 24.735s
    13. Franco Morbidelli ITA EG 0,0 Marc VDS (RC213V)* 42m 27.654s
    14. Bradley Smith GBR Red Bull KTM Factory (RC16) 42m 28.072s
    15. Takaaki Nakagami JPN LCR Honda (RC213V)* 42m 31.759s
    16. Thomas Luthi SWI EG 0,0 Marc VDS (RC213V)* 42m 35.033s
    17. Karel Abraham CZE Angel Nieto Team (GP16) 42m 46.645s
    18. Xavier Simeon ESP Reale Avintia (GP16)* 43m 1.890s

    Scott Redding GBR Factory Aprilia Gresini (RS-GP) DNF
    Tito Rabat ESP Reale Avintia (GP17) DNF
    Johann Zarco FRA Monster Yamaha Tech3 (YZR-M1) DNF
    Andrea Dovizioso ITA Ducati Team (GP18) DNF
    Alvaro Bautista ESP Angel Nieto Team (GP17) DNF
    Andrea Iannone ITA Suzuki Ecstar (GSX-RR) DNF

Marquez wins his sixth win in a row in Austin

Repsol Honda's Marc Marquez won the MotoGP race in Austin, Texas and managed to get over his grid penalty, that he got after obstructing Pol Espargaro in qualifying on Saturday.

The reigning four-time world champion started from 4th position, but after a great ride he won the race with a 3.5 seconds margin over Movistar Yamaha's Maverick Vinales, who finished second in Austin. The last step on the podium was for Suzuki's Andrea Iannone, who made a great battle with Valentino Rossi.

However, it was the battle for fifth place, that was the most interesting one. It was Ducati's Andrea Dovizioso, who managed to finish on 5th place, after a battle with the winner from Argentina Cal Crutchlow and Yamaha Tech 3's Johann Zarco. That helped the italian to stay on the top of the general standings, however, his lead is now only 1 point over Marquez.

The hero of the day however was Marquez's teammate Dani Pedrosa, who rode in the race despite having a fracture on his wrist. He managed to finish seventh.

Here are the final results after this weekend's MotoGP race in Austin, Texas:
1. Marc Marquez ESP Repsol Honda (RC213V) 41m 52.002s
2. Maverick Viñales ESP Movistar Yamaha (YZR-M1) 41m 55.562s
3. Andrea Iannone ITA Suzuki Ecstar (GSX-RR) 41m 58.706s
4. Valentino Rossi ITA Movistar Yamaha (YZR-M1) 42m 1.589s
5. Andrea Dovizioso ITA Ducati Team (GP18) 42m 5.572s
6. Johann Zarco FRA Monster Yamaha Tech3 (YZR-M1) 42m 6.233s
7. Dani Pedrosa ESP Repsol Honda (RC213V) 42m 10.203s
8. Tito Rabat ESP Reale Avintia (GP17) 42m 20.539s
9. Jack Miller AUS Pramac Ducati (GP17) 42m 20.673s
10. Aleix Espargaro ESP Factory Aprilia Gresini (RS-GP) 42m 20.877s
11. Jorge Lorenzo ESP Ducati Team (GP18) 42m 23.357s
12. Danilo Petrucci ITA Pramac Ducati (GP18) 42m 26.995s
13. Pol Espargaro ESP Red Bull KTM Factory (RC16) 42m 29.266s
14. Takaaki Nakagami JPN LCR Honda (RC213V)* 42m 31.337s
15. Alvaro Bautista ESP Angel Nieto Team (GP17) 42m 32.889s
16. Bradley Smith GBR Red Bull KTM Factory (RC16) 42m 40.477s
17. Scott Redding GBR Factory Aprilia Gresini (RS-GP) 42m 41.997s
18. Thomas Luthi SWI EG 0,0 Marc VDS (RC213V)* 42m 43.117s
19. Cal Crutchlow GBR LCR Honda (RC213V) 42m 51.057s
20. Xavier Simeon ESP Reale Avintia (GP16)* 42m 51.749s
21. Franco Morbidelli ITA EG 0,0 Marc VDS (RC213V)* 42m 52.515s
    Alex Rins ESP Suzuki Ecstar (GSX-RR) DNF
    Hafizh Syahrin MAL Monster Yamaha Tech3 (YZR-M1)* DNF
    Karel Abraham CZE Angel Nieto Team (GP16) DNF

About us and our Honda decals

MOTO-STICKER offers a large variety of replacement decals and reproduction graphics for Honda motorbikes. Honda has a big range of bikes, especially in the sport and supersport classes (we all know about the mighty Fireblade, that changed the game in the superbike world when it was launched during the 90s) and we are trying to offer to our customers quality replacement stickers for the main sport Honda models, like the Honda CBR 125R/150R, Honda CBR 250R, Honda CBR 600RR, Honda CBR 1100XX and also the variety of Honda Fireblade models: CBR 900RR, CBR 919RR, CBR 929RR, CBR 954RR and CBR 1000RR (SC57 and SC59). These bikes have a lot of generations and we try to offer stickers for all of them, especially for the older models, which are already discontinued from production and are not offered from Honda anymore. From year 2008 onwards, Honda started to replace its “Honda wings” decals on the gas tanks of his bikes with a 3D emblem. We don’t offer such 3D logo emblem in our store mainly because the original one can be easily removed from the gas tank before repainting and it can be used again afterwards.
As mentioned, we do offer high quality replacement decals for almost every Honda 4-cylinder superbike. However, Honda is also famous with its V-twin sport models – the VTR/RVT and the VFR Interceptor. We have also focused our attention on these models, because they are largely popular around the world. The VTR 1000 (also called RVT 1000R in the US market) was a very successful machine in the world Superbike series in the past both in its SP-1 and SP-2 variations and we have replica decal sets and replacement graphics for almost all of its liveries, including the special Nicky Hayden edition. As for the VFR – we have sticker kits for most of its generations – from the old 750 and 400 models to the newest 800 models. See what decals we offer for the Honda Interceptor in our store and you will not be disappointed!
One of our missions is also to help for keeping the good look of the older Honda CBR 600F models, because Honda doesn’t offer replacement decals for them anymore. So if you own a CBR 600 F2, F3 or F4 and you need to restore its original look, this is the place to find stickers and graphics for it.
 In MOTO-STICKER.COM you can also find complete replica decal sets for the other sport models in the Honda family. We are talking about bikes like the Honda CB400, Honda CB500, Honda CB600S, Honda CBF 1000, Honda CBX and the Honda NSR 125. Of course the Honda superbikes are not the only ones, that we offer reproduction graphics for. We also have replacement sticker sets for most of the street models in the Honda range, like the Honda X11 (CB1100SF), Honda NC700X, Honda NC750X, Honda Shadow Spirit, Honda CB Hornet, Honda XL Varadero, Honda XRV Africa Twin and the Honda VTX 1300/1800.

Decals for customization

Many Honda owners don’t want their motorcycle to look exactly like all the others. They want to stand out from the crowd and they want customized decals for their Honda. That is why in our store we offer a really large variety of custom Honda sticker sets. You can find many decal styles, colors and looks for your Honda, mainly if you own a Honda CBR 600RR, Honda CBR 929RR, 954RR or 1000RR Fireblade. We offer neon (fluorescent) decals, light reflective decals, chrome decals, “Graffiti look” decals, “leather look” decals, carbon fiber look decals, “camouflage look” decals and even pink decals for the ladies. Check them out, you won’t be disappointed! We also have a customer gallery in our website. There you can see pictures with many Honda bikes, that have our replacement decals on them. That way you can see exactly how good our replica stickers are and how well they fit to various Honda models. And remember – these pictures have been sent to us by our customers, who have taken photos of their own bikes after they have applied our decals by themselves. That is the best way for us to show our work and the quality of our decals.

Our Honda replacement stickers and graphics for older bikes

In our store you can also find a lot of decals, that are already discontinued and can not be found in the dealerships. Replacement stickers and graphics for the older Hondas like the CBR F2, F3 or F4, CBX 750F, VFR 750, CB 400, CB 500 and the CBR 900RR Fireblade are hard to find, but we do offer them, because we want to help their owners to restore the original beauty of their motorbike and enjoy them for many years to come.
 

Honda wheel stripes

And last, but not least – we also have a large variety of high-quality wheel stripes for most of the Honda motorcycle models with 17-inch rims. You can find them in many colors, so they can perfectly fit your Honda, no matter if it is an CBR 600RR, CBR 1000RR, or a CBR 650F.
We offer only custom alternatives to the original Honda decals, but we offer them under license from Honda and we only have top quality stickers, that you will not find anywhere else, especially for prices like this.
We love and respect the Honda brand and we hope we are contributing as good as we can, so their bikes can look perfect, no matter how old they are. Honda motorcycles should make you happy and their look should always be perfect.

About us and our Honda decals

Decals for customization

Our Honda replacement stickers and graphics for older bikes

Honda wheel stripes

About us and our Kawasaki decals

MOTO-STICKER offers a large variety of decals and graphics for Kawasaki motorbikes. Kawasaki has a wide range of motorbikes, especially in the sport and supersport classes (we all know about the Ninja family with its famous lime green color models) and we are trying to offer to our customers quality replacement stickers for the main sport models in the Kawasaki family, like the Kawasaki ZX-6R,  Kawasaki ZX-7R, Kawasaki ZX-9R, Kawasaki ZX-10R and of course the "Hayabusa killer" Kawasaki ZX-12R Ninja.

These bikes have a lot of generations and variations and we try to offer complete sticker sets and graphics for most of them, especially for the older GPZ and ZXR models, which are already discontinued from production and are not offered from Kawasaki anymore.


As we mentioned, we do offer high quality replacement decals for almost every Kawasaki Ninja superbike, however, in MOTO-STICKER.COM you can also find complete replica decal sets for the other sportier models in the Kawasaki family. Decal sets for bikes like the Kawasaki ER-6n and ER-6f, Kawasaki ZZR 1400, Kawasaki Ninja 250R are also widely covered in our online store.  And we also offer complete replica sticker sets for most of the other street bikes in the Kawasaki family, like for example the Kawasaki Z750 and Z750S, Kawasaki Z1000, Kawasaki ZR-7S and the Kawasaki Versys.
 

Decals for customization

Many people don’t want their Kawasaki to look exactly like all the others. They want to stand out from the crowd and they want customized decals for their Kawasaki. That is why in our store we offer a really large variety of custom Kawasaki sticker sets. You can find many decal styles, colors and looks for your Ninja, mainly if you own a ZX-6R (636), ZX-9R or the king of the Kawasaki superbike catalog - the ZX-10R Ninja. Most of our customized sticker sets are only consisting of logo decals, which means that they will work for your motorcycle, no matter which year or generation it is. We offer neon (fluorescent) decals, light reflective decals, chrome decals, “Graffiti look” decals, “leather look” decals, carbon fiber look decals, “camouflage look” decals and even pink decals for the ladies. Check them out, you won’t be disappointed! We also have a customer gallery in our website. There you can see pictures with many Kawasaki bikes, that have our replacement decals on them. That way you can see exactly how good our replica stickers are and how well they fit to various Kawasaki models. And remember – these pictures have been sent to us by our customers, who have taken photos of their own bikes after they have applied our decals by themselves. That is the best way for us to show our work and the quality of our decals.

Our Kawasaki replacement stickers and graphics for older models

In our store you can also find a lot of decals, that are already discontinued and can not be found in the Kawasaki dealerships. Replacement stickers and graphics for the older GPZ 500S Ninja or the ZXR 750 Ninja are available in our online store, so you don't have to worry about how will you restore your classic pride and joy. These graphics are hard to find, but we do offer them, so we can help their owners to restore the original beauty of their bikes and enjoy them for many years to come.
 

Kawasaki wheel stripes

And last, but not least – we also have a large variety of high-quality wheel stripes for most of the Kawasaki motorcycle models with 17-inch rims. You can find them in many colors (also reflective ones), so they can perfectly fit and complete the look of your Kawasaki, no matter if it is a Versys, Z1000, Z1000SX, Z750, Z800, ZX-6R, ZX-10R, ZX-14 or any other Ninja model.

We offer only custom alternatives to the original Kawasaki decals, but we offer them under license from Kawasaki and we only have top quality stickers, that you will not find anywhere else, especially for prices like this.

We love and respect the Kawasaki brand and we hope we are contributing as good as we can, so their bikes can look perfect, no matter how old they are. Kawasaki motorcycles should make you happy and their look should always be perfect.

About us and our Kawasaki decals

Decals for cusomization

Our Kawasaki replacement stickers and graphics for older models

Kawasaki wheel stripes

About us and our Suzuki decals

MOTO-STICKER offers a large variety of decals and graphics for Suzuki motorbikes. Suzuki has a big range of bikes, especially in the sport and supersport classes (we all know the mighty GSX-R and the even mightier GSX-1300R Hayabusa) and we are trying to offer to our customers quality replacements stickers for the main sport models like the Suzuki GSX-R 600, Suzuki GSX-R 750, Suzuki GSX-R 1100 and Suzuki GSX-R 1000. These bikes have a lot of generations and we try to offer stickers for most of them, especially for the SRAD models of the GSX-R 600 and GSX-R 750, which are already discontinued from production and are not offered from Suzuki anymore. From year 2003 onwards, Suzuki started to replace its “SUZUKI” logo on the gas tanks of his bikes with a 3D “S” logo. We don’t offer such logo in our store, but we do include a pair of “S” logo gas tank stickers with every decal set. That way you can either put these and keep the original look of your bike or you can of course place your old original “S” emblems on your bike’s gas tank. As we mentioned, we do offer high quality replacement decals for almost every Suzuki GSX-R superbike, however, in MOTO-STICKER.COM you can also find complete replica decal sets for the other sportier models in the Suzuki family. Bikes like the Suzuki TL 1000R, Suzuki TL 1000S, GSX-1300R Hayabusa, Suzuki SV 650S, Suzuki RF 600R and the Suzuki RF 900R. Of course the Suzuki superbikes are not the only ones, that we offer reproduction graphics for. We also have replacement sticker sets for the street models in the Suzuki range, like the Suzuki DL V-Strom, Suzuki GSF 600 Bandit, Suzuki 1200S Bandit, Suzuki GSX 1250S Bandit, Suzuki GSR 600, Suzuki GSR 750 and the little Suzuki Inazuma. 

Decals for customization

Many people don’t want their Suzuki to look exactly like all the others. They want to stand out from the crowd and they want customized decals for their Suzuki. That is why in our store we offer a really large variety of custom Suzuki sticker sets. You can find many decal styles, colors and looks for your Suzuki, mainly if you own a Suzuki GSX-R 600, Suzuki GSX-R 750, Suzuki GSX-R 1000, Suzuki GSX-1300R Hayabusa 1st generation or Suzuki GSX-1300R Hayabusa 2nd generation. We offer neon (fluorescent) decals, light reflective decals, chrome decals, “Graffiti look” decals, “leather look” decals, carbon fiber look decals, “camouflage look” decals and even pink decals for the ladies. Check them out, you won’t be disappointed! We also have a customer gallery in our website. There you can see pictures with many Suzuki bikes, that have our replacement decals on them. That way you can see exactly how good our replica stickers are and how well they fit to various Suzuki models. And remember – these pictures have been sent to us by our customers, who have taken photos of their own bikes after they have applied our decals by themselves. That is the best way for us to show our work and the quality of our decals.

Our Suzuki replacement stickers and graphics

In our store you can also find a lot of decals, that are already discontinued and can not be found in the dealerships. Replacement stickers and graphics for the older Suzuki GSX-R 600 and Suzuki GSX-R 750 generations are hard to find, but we do offer them, so we can help their owners to restore the original beauty of their bikes and enjoy them for many years to come.
 

Suzuki wheel stripes

And last, but not least – we also have a large variety of high-quality wheel stripes for most of the Suzuki motorcycle models with 17-inch rims. You can find them in many colors, so they can perfectly fit your Suzuki, no matter if it is an GSX-1400, GSX-F 650, GSX-S 1000, GSX-R 600, GSX-R 750 or GSX-R 1000.

We offer only custom alternatives to the original Suzuki decals, but we offer them under license from Suzuki and we only have top quality stickers, that you will not find anywhere else, especially for prices like this.

We love and respect the Suzuki brand and we hope we are contributing as good as we can, so their bikes can look perfect, no matter how old they are. Suzuki motorcycles should make you happy and their look should always be perfect.

About us and our Suzuki decals

Decals for customization

Our Suzuki replacement stickers and graphics

Suzuki wheel stripes

About us and our Yamaha decals

Yamaha gel decals

Our Yamaha replacement stickers and graphics

Yamaha replica stickers

Yamaha wheel stripes

The italian rider made an incredible race and showed, that this year Ducati will fight for wins and probably for the world title.

Dovi won with only 28 hundreds of the second and left his big oponent from last year - Marc Marquez second. This is the 9th MotoGP win for the italian from 179 starts.

Valentino Rossi was the last man on the podium today just several days after he signed his new contract with Yamaha, so it was a good day for Italia in MotoGP.

Rossi admitted, that his bike is not as fast as the Ducati and the Honda at the moment, but there was a lot of improvement during the race weekend, so he is confident for the next races.

The next race will be on 8th of April in Argentina.

Valentino Rossi has time until Wednesday evening to decide if he will be able to ride in the MotoGP race at Aragon this weekend. The Doctor broke his right tibia and fibula about 2 weeks ago during enduro training, but it has been confirmed by Yamaha, that he took part of a test with an Yamaha YZF-R1 Superbike machine this Monday. The private test was held at the Misano racetrack. His recovery is going well, but he is still unsure if he is fit enough to ride a whole race distance. If the 9-time world champion is not fit enough to ride at Aragon, he will be replaced by the World Superbike series star Michael van der Mark. Last Updated ( Monday, 18 September 2017 21:38 )

Marquez wins at Aragon details

Jack Miller will not be able to ride in the Japanese MotoGP race at the Motegi circuit after he broke his leg in a training accident.

The Marc VDS rider broke his right tibia when riding in his European base in Andorra several days ago almost the same way as Valentino Rossi.

Doctors placed a plate and 8 screws in his leg to stabilise the bone.

Now the team is looking for a rider, that will replace Miller in Japan and its name will probably announced at the end of this week.

Now the spaniard is leading with 33 points ahead of the Ducati rider.

Valentino Rossi (Movistar Yamaha) made a great race and managed to finish second. It was a good day for the Yamaha factory team as Maverick Vinales has taken the last step on the podium. That however means, that Vinales is now officially out of the fight for the world title, because the gap between him and Marquez in the general standings has been stretched up to 50 points.

Here are the complete results of the Phillip Island race:

1    Marc Marquez    Honda    27    40m49.772s
2    Valentino Rossi    Yamaha    27    1.799s
3    Maverick Vinales    Yamaha    27    1.826s
4    Johann Zarco    Tech3 Yamaha    27    1.842s
5    Cal Crutchlow    LCR Honda    27    3.845s
6    Andrea Iannone    Suzuki    27    3.871s
7    Jack Miller    MVDS Honda    27    5.619s
8    Alex Rins    Suzuki    27    12.208s
9    Pol Espargaro    KTM    27    16.251s
10    Bradley Smith    KTM    27    16.262s
11    Scott Redding    Pramac Ducati    27    21.652s
12    Dani Pedrosa    Honda    27    21.668s
13    Andrea Dovizioso    Ducati    27    21.692s
14    Karel Abraham    Aspar Ducati    27    26.110s
15    Jorge Lorenzo    Ducati    27    26.168s
16    Tito Rabat    MVDS Honda    27    26.252s
17    Alvaro Bautista    Aspar Ducati    27    36.377s
18    Loris Baz    Avintia Ducati    27    39.654s
19    Sam Lowes    Aprilia    27    40.400s
20    Hector Barbera    Avintia Ducati    27    45.901s
21    Danilo Petrucci    Pramac Ducati    27    48.768s
22    Broc Parkes    Tech3 Yamaha    27    57.711s
-    Aleix Espargaro    Aprilia    7    Retirement

Japanese rider Katsuyuki Nakasuga will make his sixth wild-card entry in MotoGP next weekend with the Yamaha YZR-M1 machine.

Nakasuga is the factory MotoGP test rider and he also has 3 wins in the "Suzuka 8 Hours" race and is a 5-time Japanese Superbike champion.

His best result in the Japanese MotoGP was in 2015 when he finished on 8th place and last year he was 11th.

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