Violet Cipher KTM decal concept
Hard black-and-white cuts form the graphic foundation of Violet Cipher. Vivid purple travels through the lower panels and fork area, while small teal details sharpen selected edges. Rider, team and aftermarket branding has been removed from the presentation, leaving only a small mxkits.shop identifying line.
A sample that becomes your race number
The shown 59 is only an example and will be replaced by the buyer's chosen race number. Its visual construction uses a black core, white border, violet outer contour and tiny teal edge note on the proper rear side plate. We translate that layered language to your requested digits, then place the supplied rider name where it supports rather than crowds the composition.
Required motorcycle information
Please send the exact KTM model, year, plastics generation or bodywork, engine size or capacity, rider name and race number. Since panel outlines differ, the display bike is not a statement of compatibility with a particular unlisted machine. Full-kit coverage is model dependent. It can include shrouds, front plate, side number plates, airbox graphics, front and rear fenders, fork guards and swingarm sections when supported by the correct template.
Film, laminate and installation
Violet Cipher uses 6 mil adhesive print film beneath 15 mil clear laminate, giving the finished layers approximately 21 mil total thickness. Choose a clean, warm place for application and inspect the plastics for damage or contamination. Remove prior decals and all remaining adhesive, then degrease and dry the panels. Identify each piece and test its position with the backing still attached. Apply from a stable reference point, smoothing short areas toward the exterior so air can escape. Carefully directed heat can improve conformity in channels and bends, but should not soften the material excessively. Press all perimeter sections once more after cooling and allow time for a secure bond before the motorcycle is used or washed.
