Bike Frame Protection Tape- High Impact Clear Vinyl Wrap Includes Tool (4”x72) Bicycle Frame Protector, Mountain Bike Frame Guard Chainstay Protector

This is a very good product and much better and versatile than Ride Wrap since it is much thicker and comes in a roll long enough to cover the key part of your bike.The finish looks perfect as long as you pay attention to details and are willing to spend the time (it took me several days to do the cut outs and adjustments). Because the material is very thick, it will require special attention to those parts which are not straight.I manage to cover most of the bike with 2 rolls (main + fork) and leveraged the fork left overs to (partially) cover the down tube. My advise would be to have 3 rolls if you want a perfect finish (one pattern for the top tube and chain stays, one clear for the down tube and one for the fork.Highly recommended !

This is an awesome product! I didn’t use the stencils at all. It’s sturdy enough that I was able to make adjustment cuts as I went. Heated up with hair dryer and rubbed down with finger and squeegee. Bike looks siiiick!!

I have bought a few rolls of this stuff for my bikes (A Trek Farley 7 and a Trek Roscoe) and they have always looked great and are very durable. Only real gripe with this stuff is that it is very stiff (hence the amazing durability) and will only conform to curves and bends with some hair dryer or heat gun assistance. Installation was not bad at all with soapy water and a hair dryer, provided the tape was cut to the proper shape first. (A helpful stencil is provided for the top tube and down tube) Overall, would highly recommend for anyone looking to add some style and protection to their frame, provided they are willing to put in a bit of elbow grease to install it properly.

I was looking for a wrap that would provide more protection than the pre-cut options out there. Came across this and really liked the designs. While it takes more time to install, it's something that provides better coverage. The stencil was a great place to start and I was able to cover right up to the welds. Comes with a squeegee so a hairdryer, sharp knife, and spray bottle are all you need. Material is thick and should last quite a while. Loved the results.

I was happy with the amount of material and how often they placed their logos as I’m not a big logo fan. The stencil worked great and there was a grid pattern on the back the help keep lines straight. I was disappointed with the product thickness though as it was about 1/2 as thin as name brand protection kits.

What I like about it is the geometric pattern and being able to personalize and protect my bike. It’s thick, hard and durable protection. I’m not going to worry about anything scratching my bike where I placed it.It’s easy to install on flat sections but around curves, especially deep curves, is where it’s challenging. The 15mm thickness is tough and rigid, which is what you want for protection, but it may be overkill and hard to conform to curves. It doesn’t stretch like a 3M film at 8mm which is easier to wrap around curves.It comes with a mountain bike frame template but you need to cut it out and trace it over. It gives you an idea of how to create a template. But I couldn’t use the pattern for my ebike. Instead, I had to make my own template and cut it out. There’s a little trial and error here and this took a lot more time than the actual installation. Putting it on is easy if you have the pattern right and not too many curves.I’d like to see an 8mm option that can stretch around curves. I think that’s plenty thickness to protect from high impact damage.

This is the second bike I’ve wrapped in WilderWild frame protection. I did my sons hardtail and fork lowers a year ago with the matte protective film and just did the gloss on this bike. I have experience with a RideWrap tailored kit as well and while the ridewrap is easier to install, it is not as protective as the WilderWild product. It is time consuming to install but if you have patience and practice, your bike will be armor clad.

cheap, discolors and deforms easily. I paid meticulous attention to the application, visited their website watched all the videos too. you get what you pay for. The $125 ride wrap is a superior product. Its ok for spot coverage but for large areas its difficult to work with.