Mountain bike stickers
Sticker Kiln makes mountain bike stickers for riders: skeleton shredders, red-rock desert scenes and trail mottos like “Dirt Beats Therapy.” Every MTB sticker is printed on thick waterproof vinyl with a UV-resistant laminate and cut in Utah, so it survives mud, rain and the pressure washer.
16 stickers
from $3.25
from $3.25
from $3.25
from $3.25
from $3.25
from $3.25
from $3.25
from $3.25
from $3.25
from $3.25
from $3.25
from $3.25
from $3.25
from $3.25
from $3.25
from $3.25
Where riders stick them
- Top tube
- A 2–3″ sticker fits most frames. Keep clear of spots where cables rub.
- Helmet
- Use 2–3″ on smooth shell areas away from vents.
- Truck tailgate or camper
- 4–5″ stickers are made for the trailhead.
- Tool box or cooler
- Any size. Waterproof vinyl shrugs off spills.
Not sure what size to get? Read the sticker size guide or how to apply vinyl stickers.
Mountain bike stickers: questions
Will stickers stay on a mountain bike frame?
Yes, if the frame is clean and dry. Wipe the spot with rubbing alcohol, press the sticker from the center out, and let it set for 24 hours before a wet or muddy ride. The laminate protects the print from mud, rain and UV.
Can I pressure-wash a bike with stickers on it?
Yes, as long as you don’t aim the jet straight at the sticker’s edge at close range. The laminated vinyl is waterproof.
Do you have Utah and desert mountain bike stickers?
Yes. The Red Rock Country collection covers slickrock, sandstone and desert singletrack, including “Eat the Whole Enchilada,” named for the famous Moab ride.