Dirt Bike Number Plate Decal Kit | Motorcycle Decals Kits

Description

A Vinyl Decal kit for dirt bike number plates, printed in your choice of matte, gloss, clear or static cling finish. Made for riders who want custom numbers and graphics on front and side plates.

What Comes in This Number Plate Decal Kit

Each kit is cut and packed as a set of number plate decals sized for dirt bike racing plates. You choose the decal size at checkout: 4, 8, 12 or 18 inches, so you can match front and side plates on motocross, enduro and trail bikes. The kit includes number decals ready to apply, printed on Cast Vinyl with a smooth, thin edge that conforms to flat and gently curved plate surfaces. Because every rider's setup is different, we cut each kit to order in the size you select, and the layout works with standard plate shapes used across dirt bike racing classes. If you run practice plates on one bike and race plates on another, ordering two sizes in one shipment is easy.

Choosing Between Matte, Gloss, Clear and Static Cling

Matte gives number plates a low-sheen printed look that reads cleanly in photos and video, with less glare under stadium lights. Gloss adds a wet-look shine that makes colors pop on bright plate backgrounds. Clear decals carry just the printed numbers and leave the plate color showing through around them, which many riders prefer on colored plates. Static cling decals use no adhesive at all; they hold through static charge and peel off without residue, which suits riders who swap numbers between classes, practice days or borrowed bikes. All four options are printed with the same artwork and cut lines, so the look stays consistent whichever finish you pick.

How Our Motorcycle Decals Kits Are Made

We print every kit in our on professional large-format equipment using Cast Vinyl for the best conformability around plate ribs and bolt holes. Inks are laid down in thin, even passes so number edges stay crisp at small sizes like 4 inches, where a muddy 7 can turn into a 1 fast. After printing, each decal is kiss-cut to its outline on a release liner, so you peel the number you need and leave the rest for later. Kits are inspected before packing, then shipped flat in a rigid mailer so nothing arrives creased. This is the same production process we use across our motorcycle decals kits collection, from number plates to tank and shroud sets.

Applying Your Number Plate Decals

Start with a clean plate: wash off mud and chain lube, then wipe with isopropyl alcohol and let it dry fully. Peel the decal from the liner and position it by eye or with light masking tape as a hinge. Press from the center outward with a squeegee or the edge of a card to push air toward the edges. On cold days, warm the plate and decal slightly with a hair dryer so the vinyl settles into curves. For static cling, a completely smooth, clean surface is the key to a strong hold. Avoid riding or washing the bike for a few hours after application so the adhesive sets up before the first roost.

What you get

• Sold in decal sizes of 4, 8, 12 or 18 inches
• Four finish options: matte, gloss, clear and static cling
• Printed on Cast Vinyl that conforms to curved plate surfaces
• Kiss-cut numbers on a release liner for easy one-at-a-time peeling
• Static cling version peels off clean with no adhesive residue
• Cut and printed to order in our US
• Ships flat in a rigid mailer to prevent creasing

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

Which decal size should I choose for my number plates?

Measure the flat printable area of your plate, not the overall plate height, and pick the closest size from 4, 8, 12 or 18 inches. Front plates usually take a smaller size than side plates on the same bike.

Can I remove the decals later?

Yes. Adhesive vinyl peels off when lifted from an edge; warming it with a hair dryer makes removal easier. Static cling decals lift off with no residue at all, which is handy if you change numbers often.

Will the decals survive mud and pressure washing?

Cast Vinyl with a firm application holds up to normal riding and washing. Avoid aiming a pressure washer nozzle directly at the decal edges from close range, as high-pressure water can lift any sticker.