What is the design studio for?
Describing a design in a text message is hard. “Something red and black, sporty, with my name on it” can turn into a hundred different results. The studio lets you show your intent: the base colour, the accents, the pattern style, the finish, your name and your number. The workshop starts from there to draw your custom kit.
Everything happens in your browser: nothing is sent until you tap “Send to the workshop”. Your design is saved on your device and in the page link, so you can come back to it or share it with a friend.
How to use it, in 5 steps
- Pick the silhouette closest to your bike: roadster, city scooter, maxi-scooter, adventure or motocross / enduro. On the motocross bike, your number naturally goes on the side plates and the front plate.
- Pick your colours: a base (the dominant colour) and two accents. The swatches offer bold shades; “Custom colour” opens the picker for an exact tone.
- Pick a pattern: racing stripes, bolts, flames, zellige, Amazigh pattern, digital camo, gradient, or plain.
- Pick the finish: gloss, satin or matte. It changes the character of a bike a lot.
- Add your name and number if you like, then download the image and send it on WhatsApp.
No inspiration? The “Surprise me” button draws a balanced colour combination. Tap it a few times, then tweak what you like.
What the studio shows, and what it doesn't
The silhouettes are generic: they stand for a family of bikes, not your exact model. On your real bike, the panels, angles and cut-outs are different. That's why the workshop redraws every kit from your bike (at the workshop in Fez or from your photos), then shows you a render to approve before anything is cut.
- On-screen colours are a guide: a screen never shows exactly what printed vinyl looks like.
- On the real kit, your name and number can go anywhere: tank, side panel, tail, front fender.
- The pattern is a style direction. The workshop adapts it to the lines of your bike so it shows them off.
What happens next?
When you send your summary, add the exact model and year of your bike. The workshop replies with a proposal and a price. As a rough guide, a custom project costs between 1,500 and 15,000 MAD depending on the area covered and the complexity, with 5 to 10 working days of production once the render is approved.
Prefer a ready-made kit? Browse the ready-to-fit kits or use the Find my kit tool. To learn how the whole process works, read the custom page.