Blue Vector is drawn around direction. Long black sections pull the eye forward, white wedges sharpen the edges of the plastics, and saturated Yamaha blue links the tank area, shrouds, fenders and wheel accents. The side number 59 sits inside the movement rather than floating above it, which gives the whole motorcycle a faster, more complete profile.
There are no sponsor panels in this version. The artwork uses colour, spacing and proportion to do the work that a wall of logos usually tries to achieve. Only the MXKITS.SHOP name is retained, placed neatly on the front fender.
Fit is planned from the motorcycle information provided by the buyer. Send the exact Yamaha model, year and displacement after checkout. Those details determine the correct plastic template and help us position the number, rider name and optional personal elements where they will not be lost at a panel seam. The display bike carries 59. Your production file can keep that number or use the number supplied with the order.
Blue Vector can be ordered with a gloss finish for stronger colour reflection or a matte finish for a quieter factory look. Both versions protect the printed surface from normal riding abrasion, washing and sunlight. The decals still need a sound base, so damaged, heavily scratched or contaminated plastics should be repaired or replaced before fitting. Wax, polish, silicone and old glue must be removed completely.
During installation, start with the shapes that provide the clearest alignment references, usually the radiator shrouds or side number plates. Confirm the edges before pressing the centre permanently. A small amount of controlled heat can help the material relax around difficult curves. Avoid pulling one corner hard enough to distort the white vector lines.
The finished Yamaha motocross decal set has a crisp, technical character without looking like a replica of an existing race team. It is a good match for riders who want familiar Yamaha colour with a cleaner and more architectural layout.
