🚲 All Mountain Style AMS High Impact Frame Guard Extra Semi-Transparent - Ultimate Bike Protection against Scratches and Dings Review

Very disappointed with this. I've put a lot of graphics kits on bikes and vinyl on race cars and body protectors on bikes so I know how to apply them all properly. It looked great until I rolled and the edges were filled with dirt. I had to remove them immediately or it would have damaged my paintwork. And their goal is to protect the paint, not destroy it. It's good that I know how to remove this stuff because that was also very difficult. You can really ruin a shiny finish by trying to get…

The quality is great but I didn't realize the kit I received wasn't designed to cover the entire frame. So it would be a good idea to see how these guards fit different bikes before purchasing. Installation was pretty easy as the thickness prevents it from accidentally sticking when and where you don't want it. invisible so you can't see and appreciate the design. I may have misread the color or the description, but unfortunately the only visible feature that stood out after installation is the

They are easy to install but I also have experience installing skins on electronic devices, PPFs on cars etc. I suggest cutting out all the details, folding a small part of the back and pinching the edges easy. the part you are installing. The adhesive is very sticky and strong, so if you press on it, it will be difficult to remove, re-stick, rotate and align. It takes the curves fairly well, but it's always best to use a heat gun/hair dryer on the edges to make sure they take the shape of the…

I almost laughed when I saw how tiny it is, the entire sheet without (including spaces) is only 14 inches long. And it's an "XL" size (see photo)! You are joking. The profile length of the down tube is 13 inches, which is about half the length of a down tube. The chainstay protectors are only 6 inches long, you must use all four on only one chainstay on one side. I see camouflaged bike park bikes all the time so I bought this for my son but they must have found a cheaper way to get it because…

I decided to write this because I saw a lot of conflicting reviews. The star looks amazing when installed correctly. A heat gun and some sort of plastic tool to squeeze out the air bubbles helped a lot with the install. I see a common criticism that even a new bike still has blisters. I haven't encountered this problem, and you really just want to take your time. So far it has protected my frame perfectly. The only drawback I see with all Mountain Guards is that they are not long enough for the