American Flag Flame Motorcycle Decal Set | 12-48 Inch Sizes

Description

A solvent-printed vinyl decal set that pairs a waving American flag with flame graphics, made for riders styling tanks, fairings, fenders, or helmets. Available in width options from 12 to 48 inches.

A Flag-and-Flame Graphic Printed as One Set

This decal set pairs a waving American flag with trailing flame accents in one connected graphic, printed as a coordinated set so the pieces work together across your bike. The flag stripes and flame licks share the same color palette, so the design reads as one piece whether you place it on a tank, a fairing, or a saddlebag lid. It is printed vinyl, not paint, so you get the layered flag-and-flame detail without an airbrush bill. Riders use sets like this on tanks, side covers, fenders, windshields, and helmets, anywhere a flat or gently curved surface gives the vinyl a smooth place to land. Choose your width and the whole set scales with it.

Choosing Between 12 and 48 Inch Widths

Every set is offered in a range of width options, from 12 inches up to 48 inches, and the rest of the design scales with the width you pick. Smaller widths suit helmets, mirrors, and compact side panels. Mid-range widths are a common pick for tank sides and fenders. The largest options cover fairings, saddlebag lids, or trailer panels. Before ordering, measure the flat area where you plan to place the decal and compare that measurement to the set width rather than guessing by eye. Vinyl conforms best to smooth, flat, or gently curved surfaces, so avoid stretching a large piece over tight compound curves or ridges. When in doubt, a size that fits inside your measured area with a little margin applies more cleanly and holds its edges better.

Solvent-Printed Vinyl Built for Outdoor Use

This set is printed with solvent inks on adhesive-backed vinyl, the standard construction for decals that live outdoors. The inks are printed into the vinyl face rather than sitting on top of a paper sticker, which is what keeps the flag's reds, whites, and blues dense in sunlight and rain instead of washed out after a season. Each piece arrives on a release liner with a pressure-sensitive adhesive, ready to peel and stick to any clean, wax-free surface. The pieces are cut to the outline of the artwork, so there is no clear background to trim, only the flame-and-flag graphic shows once the decal is down. When road grime builds up, mild soap and water is all it takes to clean it.

Application: Clean, Position, Squeegee

Start with a clean surface. Wash the area, wipe it down with isopropyl alcohol to remove wax, polish, and fingerprints, and let it dry completely. Pick a warm day or work in a heated space, vinyl adhesive bonds best when the surface and the surrounding air are around room temperature. Peel the liner, position the decal, and press from the center outward with a squeegee or a plastic card to chase air toward the edges. Take your time on the pointed flame tips: they are the narrowest parts of the cut and need firm, direct pressure to lock down. Keep the bike out of rain and high-pressure washes for the first day while the adhesive sets.

What you get

• Waving American flag with flame accents, printed as a coordinated set
• Width options from 12 to 48 inches: the design scales with your choice
• Solvent inks printed on adhesive-backed outdoor vinyl
• Contour-cut pieces with no clear background to trim
• Peel-and-stick application using a squeegee or plastic card
• Printed and shipped from our US-based shop

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

What size decal should I order for my tank?

Measure the flat area of the panel first, then choose a width that fits inside that measurement with a little margin. Twelve- to eighteen-inch widths usually suit helmets and small panels, while larger widths work on tanks, fairings, and bag lids. Every bike is different, so always measure before ordering.

Will these decals hold up to weather and washing?

They are printed with solvent inks on outdoor-use vinyl, the standard construction for exterior decals. Hand washing with mild soap and water is fine. Avoid aiming a pressure washer directly at the edges, especially soon after application, since high-pressure water can work under the cut lines.

How do I apply the decals without bubbles?

Clean the surface with isopropyl alcohol, let it dry, then press the decal from the center outward with a squeegee or plastic card to push air toward the edges. Applying at room temperature helps the adhesive bond. Work carefully over the flame tips, since those narrow points need firm contact to stay down.