Rider ID Number Graphics Kit | Custom MX Graphics Kit

Description

A rider ID number graphics kit for dirt bikes, printed on durable cast vinyl in your choice of matte, gloss, clear, or static cling finish. Made for racers who need legible numbers that hold up to moto weekends.

Why Riders Choose This MX Graphics Kit for Number Panels

Race organizers check your numbers at the gate, on the start line, and at scoring. This mx graphics kit gives you clean, high-contrast rider ID numbers sized to fit common number plate locations on shrouds, side panels, and rear fenders. Each set is cut from cast vinyl that conforms to the curves and compound bends of plastic bodywork, so edges lay flat instead of lifting at corners. Choose a matte finish for a low-glare look under bright sun, gloss for a factory-team shine, clear for layering over an existing base kit, or static cling for temporary number changes between race weekends. Widths run from 12 to 48 inches, so you can scale the set to match your plate dimensions.

Choosing the Right Width for Your Number Plates

Number plate sizing varies by class, sanctioning body, and personal setup, which is why this kit is offered in 12, 18, 24, 30, 36, and 48 inch widths. A smaller width suits youth bikes and mini classes where plate real estate is tight, while larger widths work for full-size machines with wide shroud panels. Before ordering, measure the flat area of each plate or panel where the number will sit, and pick the width that gives you room to trim and center during installation. If you run different numbers at different tracks, static cling lets you swap digits without peeling adhesive, while the adhesive-backed finishes give a more permanent race-season setup.

Installation Tips for Flat, Long-Lasting Decals

Start with clean plastic: wash the panels with warm water and mild soap, then wipe with isopropyl alcohol to remove mold-release agents and silicone residue. Let the surface dry completely. Peel the number decal from its backing, position it without full contact, and press from the center outward using a felt-edge squeegee or your thumb wrapped in a soft cloth. Work slowly around curves, letting the cast vinyl stretch slightly rather than forcing it, and use a heat gun or hair dryer on low to relax the material over compound bends. Avoid installing in cold conditions or direct hot sunlight. Wait a full day before pressure washing or riding through mud.

Care Between Race Weekends

Vinyl numbers look best when grime never gets a chance to bake on. After a moto, rinse the bike with a garden hose rather than a close-range pressure washer, and hand-wash the panels with a soft microfiber towel. Avoid harsh solvents, abrasive brushes, and fuel spills sitting on the surface, since chemicals can dull the finish at the edges. When transporting the bike in a truck bed or trailer, keep tie-down straps and gear off the decal areas. Small lifted corners can be smoothed back down with gentle heat and light pressure. With basic care, the kit keeps your rider ID crisp and readable all season.

What you get

• Rider ID number decal set cut from cast vinyl
• Available in matte, gloss, clear, and static cling finishes
• Six width options from 12 to 48 inches to fit different plate sizes
• Conforms to curved shrouds, side panels, and rear fenders
• Static cling option allows number swaps between race weekends
• Printed in the USA with high-contrast inks for legible scoring
• Sold as a complete set with application instructions

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

How do I pick the right width for my bike?

Measure the flat area of each number plate or side panel where the decal will sit, then choose the width that leaves a little room to trim and center. Youth and mini bikes usually take smaller widths, while full-size bikes with wide shrouds suit larger ones.

Can I change my race number during the season?

Yes. If you expect to run different numbers at different events, choose the static cling finish, which applies without adhesive and can be removed and repositioned. The adhesive finishes are better for a set number you plan to keep all season.

Will these decals stick to older, scratched plastic?

They can, as long as the surface is cleaned with soap and water followed by isopropyl alcohol, and fully dry. Deep scratches or gouges can trap air under the vinyl, so smooth, clean panels give the best results.