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Tattoos for your bike

No matter how exclusive the bike you buy is, you're never the only one riding it. To make your best piece a rarity and ideally unique, adhesive films help to protect the frame from scratches. At Dyedbro, you can also use your style to donate to victims of the bushfires in Australia.

The eye rides with you, looks and style are part of mountain bike culture. But as great as the colors of the new frame shine, their effect fades over time. This is not to suggest that you should buy a new bike as soon as your current one has lost its visual appeal. But there is nothing to be said against spicing up the design with stylish adhesive film. All the more so as the resale value of the bike remains higher thanks to the paint protection.
Dyedbro is a brand that conjures up style on frames with cool patterns. The Praya for Straya line is dedicated to the victims of bushfires. 50 percent of the proceeds go to animal welfare projects in burnt areas. Of course, there are also other suppliers of such protective and decorative stickers, for example easy-frame and Mooxi Bike (more suitable for retro racing bikes) or Riesel Bike.
And if you get tired of the camo, zebra or tribal design after one or two seasons, simply peel it off. Unlike the ink images under the skin, this is very easy to do on the bike.


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