Stealth Ember, a darker KTM direction
Restraint creates the impact in Stealth Ember. Satin black and graphite dominate the motorcycle, while compact red and orange shards form a low, quick line from the rear section toward the front shroud. The mechanical surfaces remain visually clean because outside sponsor and component branding is removed. Only a small mxkits.shop signature identifies the artwork.
A race number made for the rider
The shown 59 is only an example and will be replaced by the buyer's chosen race number. Its demonstration version uses a dark face, graphite edge, red keyline and thin orange perimeter to build depth without becoming an oversized billboard. We adapt that restrained construction to the selected digits and place the supplied rider name during design preparation.
Template selection
Tell us the exact KTM model, year, plastics generation or bodywork, engine size or capacity, rider name and race number. The pictured motorcycle is a reference for color and structure, not evidence that one file fits all KTMs. Once its actual template is identified, the available full-kit coverage may include radiator shrouds, front plate, side number panels, airbox areas, front and rear fenders, fork guards and swingarm decals. Included elements depend on the model rather than an assumed configuration.
Print build and fitting method
The base is 6 mil adhesive print film covered with 15 mil clear laminate. This layered construction is approximately 21 mil in total thickness. Good preparation matters: strip away previous graphics, remove glue, degrease all plastic and allow moisture to evaporate. Dry-fit the decal to understand its orientation. Anchor it lightly at a stable point, work across the surface in controlled strokes, and keep unused adhesive from touching dirty areas. Mild heat helps around compound shapes, but excessive heat can distort alignment. Seal the edges with firm pressure after cooling and postpone riding or washing while the adhesive develops its hold.
