Your name and your country’s flag, on your frame. Ten stickers, cut and printed to survive years of rain, road grit and sun without peeling or fading.
Thousands of riders have ordered theirs since 2012. Free shipping worldwide.
What you get
Every pack contains 10 personalised stickers with your name and the flag of your choice. What changes between packs is the construction, the lettering colours and the finish — not the count.
They go on frames, helmets, forks, seat posts, rims and water bottles. Most riders use two or three on the bike itself and spread the rest across everything else they own.
Looking specifically for the classic rider name-and-flag design? See our complete guide to bike name stickers and discover how to recreate the personalised identification style seen on professional race bikes.
Which pack for your frame
The decision that matters isn’t budget. It’s what colour your bike is.
Here’s the part almost nobody explains: white is not a printing colour. Our printed stickers are produced in full four-colour process on transparent film, and wherever a design should be white, nothing is printed at all — the clear film simply shows your paint through it.
On a white or silver frame that’s perfect. Your own paint does the job and the design reads clean.
On a black, dark grey, matte or raw carbon frame, there’s nothing bright behind the colour. A Japanese flag becomes a black square with a red dot.
The fix is printing a layer of opaque white underneath the design first, so your colours sit on white instead of on your paint. That’s what PRO and PLUS do.
BASIC
A printed sticker on clear film with no white base. Letters are black, and all ten stickers in the pack are identical.
The right choice when your surface is pale enough to do the work — a white frame, a white helmet, a pale rim. On the right background there’s nothing BASIC does worse than the others.
In the pack: 10 stickers, all with black lettering.
PRO — what most riders choose
The same printed sticker with an opaque white layer underneath the whole design. That’s what keeps your name and flag at full brightness whatever colour your bike is.
It also comes with both lettering colours: 5 stickers with white letters and 5 with black. You’re not committing to one look at checkout — white set on the black frame, black set on the pale spare bike, the rest across helmet, forks and rims.
In the pack: 10 stickers — 5 white lettering, 5 black.
PLUS — the painted-on finish
A different product, not just an upgrade. Every letter and every shape is cut out individually, so there’s no film surrounding the design at all.
Three things follow:
- No visible edge. Nothing frames your name. It reads as though it were painted onto the frame at the factory — the finish you see on professional team bikes.
- Especially good on matte. A printed sticker’s edge catches the light on a matte finish. With nothing around the letters, there’s no edge to catch.
- Bigger lettering. Names are cut about 40 % taller — 0.7 cm against 0.5 cm — so they read from further away.
Built on cut vinyl rated for over ten years outdoors. It’s our most durable finish.
In the pack: 10 stickers — 5 white lettering, 5 black.
Where they hold best on a frame
Three things decide whether a decal lasts: how flat the surface is, whether it flexes, and how much abuse it takes.
The top tube is the classic spot and the best one. Flat, visible from above when you’re riding, almost no impact. If you only put a sticker in one place, put it here.
The seat post and fork legs also work well — flat, protected, and readable when the bike is racked.
Avoid anywhere that flexes. Chainstays and seat stays move under load, and that movement works the adhesive loose from the edges over months. Avoid anywhere your legs or shoes make contact, and anywhere near the bottom bracket, where road spray, chain lube and degreaser all end up.
Full detail in our guide on where to put bike decals and what actually lasts.
Will they damage your frame?
No — not if it’s quality vinyl applied and removed properly. Decals sit on top of the clear coat and don’t react with paint or carbon.
The risk is almost never the sticker. It’s using a blade to remove one, or pulling it off cold and fast instead of warming it first. We cover this properly in our guide on whether stickers damage carbon frames.
How long they last
Years, not months. Every Pegatin is built from five engineered layers — a UV-blocking protective coat, pigment colour, the white base, high-performance film that won’t shrink back from its own edges, and a precision adhesive that grips hard but releases cleanly. All of it under a tenth of a millimetre thick.
That’s what separates a sticker still sharp after three summers from one that cracks and fades in a single season. The full breakdown, with diagrams, is here.
Our guarantee
If you have any issue with your stickers within a year of purchase, we replace them free of charge.
Frequently asked questions
How many stickers come in a pack? Ten, in all three packs. What changes is the construction and the lettering colours.
Can I mix black and white letters? Yes — PRO and PLUS include both, five of each.
Will they work on a matte frame? Yes. PLUS suits matte finishes best, because there’s no film edge to catch the light against the flat surface.
Can I put a regional flag, or two countries? Yes — see our guide to choosing your flag for regional flags, combined two-country designs and club logos.
Do you ship internationally? Free shipping worldwide, always.
What about a club or team order? Email hello@pegatin.com and we’ll set up a group discount. Our guide to ordering matching stickers for a club covers how to coordinate one.
One Small Detail. A Completely Different Look.
Give your road bike the personalised finishing touch inspired by professional cycling.
10 personalised Pegatins · Black + white options · Worldwide shipping included