When you buy a set of KTM Graphics, you then have to decide if you are going to put them on the bike yourself or get a professional to apply them for you. A badly attached set of graphics does make a motorbike look tacky. Luckily there are a lot of videos to give you advice on how to apply graphics. If you follow them and always use a hairdryer when installing or removing old graphics of the bike you should doalright.
You should also check out all your plastic cover for cuts or damage. It is better to replace damaged plastics before applying graphics (Not like I did). As the marks can still be seen through the graphics which makes it hardly worth the time putting them on. You can repair smallish marks on your plastics quite successfully.
You can do a lot of searching and find a set of KTM Graphics that you consider shows off your personality. You can get a set of graphics to go onto your bike, car, trailer or anything else helmet etc. . that will give you a standardised look right throughout your whole set of equipment. You can buy removable graphics, that can be used more than once.
Also if you want to sell your bike, if the new owner doesn't like your graphics, you either have to take them off or lose the sale. That is a bigger problem if you get an artist to paint permanent graphics. You may think they are great but a prospective buyer may not like them at all. So good luck and go and have a look to see what type of graphics you consider suits your personality and not your "friends"
Jimmy is a newbie internet marketer. I have owned several motorbikes and fitted graphics to all of them. Some more successful than others. But with Utube you can pretty well find out how to install new or remove old graphics.You can find out more here:
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