Guides
Learnto ride in style.
Choosing, fitting, caring, planning a custom project: clear, honest guides to read or listen to.
Fitting
Fit your graphics kit like a pro.
Tools, prep, dry or wet method, curves, edges, bubbles: everything you need for a clean application that lasts, without rushing it.
8 min read
Care
Make your kit last under the Moroccan sun.
Sun, heat and sand are a graphics kit's real enemies. The right washing, parking and repair habits to keep it sharp for a long time.
6 min read
Choosing
Choose your graphics kit without getting it wrong.
Ready-made or custom, fitment, vinyl quality, style and colours: the questions to ask yourself before you order, with straight answers.
6 min read
Custom
Your custom kit, from idea to road.
How to prepare your brief, which photos to send, how the price is worked out and what happens between your idea and the fitting: custom work explained, no fluff.
5 min read
Models
Your Yamaha MT, dark side edition.
MT-07, MT-09, MT-10, MT-03: the generations, why the model year decides whether a graphics kit fits, which parts to cover, style ideas and our ready-to-fit kits for each model.
6 min read
Models
TMAX, XMAX, X-ADV: the big canvas.
A maxi-scooter means lots of bodywork and lots of parts. Generations and years, surfaces to cover, plastic pitfalls, budgets: everything you need to get the graphics right on your TMAX, XMAX, NMAX or X-ADV.
5 min read
Business
Your fleet, advertising on wheels.
Delivery scooters, service bikes, event two-wheelers: how to turn your fleet into consistent advertising, which files to prepare, how to handle several models, planning and quotes.
5 min read
Regulations
Customise your bike, stay on the right side.
A graphics kit is a cosmetic customisation, but a few rules of Moroccan traffic law apply. Plates, lights, registration card, official logos: what the texts say, and what still needs checking.
6 min read
Custom
Your graphics template, measured to the millimetre.
No manufacturer hands out the drawings of its fairings. To cut a kit that fits, you have to take the pattern off the bike yourself: masking tape, a photo, Inkscape and a test cut. The full method, limits included.
9 min read