

Yamaha · Scooter
Slider at Yamaha, Stunt at MBK: a 50 cc with bodywork cut to the bare minimum, built for street style. Little plastic, so every decorated part counts double.










Updated 30 October 2026
Yamaha's Slider and MBK's Stunt are the same scooter, built in France and sold under two names depending on the market. It arrived around 2000 with a stripped-back look: minimal fairing, air-cooled 49 cc two-stroke engine. Naked versions, with their own front and side panels, appeared in the mid-2000s.
| Version | Years (approx.) | What matters for graphics |
|---|---|---|
| Slider / Stunt | around 2000 to mid-2010s | Single or twin headlight fronts depending on version |
| Slider / Stunt Naked | mid-2000s to 2016 | Specific panels |
Production years vary between sources, and several front panels existed. Our kits are listed for 2004-2018: send a front and a side photo before ordering and we'll confirm the kit.
On a Slider, the decorable surface is limited. That's exactly what makes a kit effective: a few parts are enough to transform the scooter.
The Slider shows a lot of mechanics and raw black plastic. Don't stick vinyl on textured plastic or near the engine and exhaust, which get hot.
Its street look calls for bold designs. RACE and F1 ASSISTANCE for a racing spirit, ELECTRO and COSMIC for graphics, PAINTING for a painted effect.
On such a bare scooter, match the kit with the visible parts: seat, wheels, frame colour. The result looks designed, not just stuck on.
Want your nickname, your number or a design that exists nowhere else? Try it in the design studio, then go custom.
Small parts, lots of curves: work in the shade, degrease, warm the film slightly on bends. Repair cracked plastics first: vinyl doesn't hide cracks. The step-by-step is in the fitting guide, care tips in the sun care guide, and the legal side in the regulations guide.
In principle yes: Slider and Stunt are the same scooter under two brands. Several front panels existed over the years: send a photo so we can confirm.
Naked versions have their own front and side panels. Send a photo: we'll tell you if the kit fits or if you need a custom one.
Aftermarket plastics can differ slightly in shape. A photo before ordering lets us check the kit fits.
Less than on a maxi-scooter, since there are few parts. Allow one to two hours without rushing, more if it's your first time.