For all products that require any form of printing (ie: MX graphics, printed number backgrounds, BMX plates, etc), and a design proof is either not requested or required, we aim to print & dispatch within approximately 15 business days.

For all products that are ‘CUSTOM’ on our website, or if you wish to ‘RECEIVE A DESIGN PROOF’ we will email a design proof to the email address provided. This is a vital part of the custom design process to ensure all details in your design are correct. We will happily make up to THREE  changes that may be required to your design free of charge. We aim to proof all artwork within approximately 15 business days, and will not proceed to print/manufacture until you have approved your design. Once any artwork is approved and/or final payment is settled (if not already done), we aim for the majority of all orders to be printed and posted from our factory within approximately 7 days. This time is required to allow printed inks to dry over a few days before laminating/cutting/finishing can commence. Please Note, if any issues arise during printing/manufacture or parts of your order need to be reprinted, this time-frame may be slightly delayed. If so, we will contact you to advise of any such delays. If you are after an exact ETA please don’t hesitate to contact us directly to discuss.

For all products that are not a printed product (generally known as ACCESSORY products such as ‘clear protective skins’, ‘pre-packed numbers’, etc), we aim to manufacture and post from our factory within approximately 7 days.

Important things to note:

• Please ensure all spelling, colours, logos, make/model/year, etc. you provide are correct. If you choose not to receive a design proof, we do not accept responsibility for any parts of your order that we manufacture based on the information you provide us,
• If we have made an error at our end that is not in line with the information you provide us, we will accept responsibility for our error and re-supply the correct parts required as quickly as we can at no cost to you,
• If you list or supply a logo that we have on file we will use the logo image we currently have,
• If you list or supply a logo we do not have on file we will either source it ourselves, create it, or request it from you,
• If you do supply a logo please ensure it is of decent size and quality (ie: size, pixels, resolution, dpi, etc.) to be used directly in your artwork. Where possible, we will always endeavour to source a better quality logo to use if what you provide is insufficient, or if we have time re-create the logo artwork so it prints at an acceptable quality.

• Our THIN Contour-cut OEM replica decals are not recommended on fuel tanks, we only offer this option for those doing a restoration that is for display purposes and are wanting the bike to look as close to OEM as possible. If you’re tank has/will be exposed to fuel please do not select the thin option, we recommend the THICK heavy-duty option with small perforated holes. Even genuine OEM parts stickers will most likely always bubble if purchased and stuck onto a used tank.
• Small holes are perforated in the THICK tank sticker to help fuel vapours breathe through, it doesn’t always stop bubbling but can help the sticker stay on better. Fuel vapours breathe through the tank wall and if the surface is covered then the vapours have nowhere to go. Our THICK material and adhesive with perforations is as good as can be done (unless you coat the inside of your tank with some sort of sealer).
• All manufacturer’s plastic, sticker/decal, seat, frame, etc. colours have been as closely matched as best we can with the print/ink equipment we possess. Our in-house inks, materials, printed colours, processes, etc. can not be matched exactly the same as the majority of other manufacturer’s colours (whether they be screen/digital/offset printed, painted, in-molded, sublimated, powder coated, dyed, pigmented, injection molded, zinced, anodized, etc).
• Our replica OEM replica/factory look products are our best representation of the genuine factory product, some design elements and colours WILL be different to the genuine product. Our artwork has been re-created from scratch in house, we have not been given original artwork, cut templates, colour codes, materials, etc. from manufacturer’s so it is impossible for us to produce many replica products exactly the same as the genuine products. Remember, these are REPLICA products.
• Screens display in RGB mode (phone, computer, TV, etc) which is completely different to a physical colour sample (printed, painted, dyed, etc). We print in CMYK(mt) digital and many printed colours will not be as vibrant/intense as seen on RGB screens (nor the same as paint, PMS Pantone Matching System, plastic pigments, seat vinyls, etc). They will all vary, just as if you were to print a photo from the most expensive professional desktop printer available and hold it against your screen or something else.
• OEM graphics are mass produced, using many different methods (the most popular being screen printing, especially pre 2000’s era decals) and the set up costs involved are negligable in mass production. Currently, digital printing is the only way to reproduce one off’s viably and that vibrance achieved from screen or offset printed colours, etc. is just not possible, it’s something wide format printer manufacturers are FORVER trying to improve on and when they come up with a new/improved method there is always trade off somewhere. We have tested endless amounts of colours against OEM samples that we have been fortunate enough to aquire over our 25+ years (and continue to do so) to try get the best representation of any given OEM colour. Unfortunately, as everyone will have their own interpretation on what they think is a better colour match to the next person it is just impossible to change/alter our artwork to suit every individual client, therefore we supply our best representation of any given colour that we can. Remember, these are REPLICA products.
• For some extra insight into colour variations between RGB screen displays and physical/printed matter visit this link it is quite helpful: https://bluegg.co.uk/blog/why-do-my-print-colours-look-different-to-whats-on-screen