I'm on my first-ever set of Ridewrap. So far, great results; the adhesive sticks really well and the material itself is stretchy and compliant. It's working out better than buying plain sheets of clear plastic, like I've done in the past. Mine is the matte wrap to match the paint on my bike and it is practically invisible. I notice little chips in the paint in spots where I have no wrap, but no issues at all where it's installed. I'm happy with it and I'll do it again on my next bike.
Best part is RideWrap guarantees 80% of the difference to the average resale value of your bike within 300 miles…money where your mouth is stuff, admirable commitment to backing up their numberless claims!
RideWrap has already saved my frame from a lot of small nicks.
It's also great because I don't have to worry about the shit I'm strapping to the bike - tools, pumps, tubes - because the straps are touching the wrap instead of the frame itself and if the vibration is wearing on something it's the wrap. I check it every so often and it's doing great in all the stuff-strapped-to-the-bike spots.
I'm on my first-ever set of Ridewrap. So far, great results; the adhesive sticks really well and the material itself is stretchy and compliant. It's working out better than buying plain sheets of clear plastic, like I've done in the past. Mine is the matte wrap to match the paint on my bike and it is practically invisible. I notice little chips in the paint in spots where I have no wrap, but no issues at all where it's installed. I'm happy with it and I'll do it again on my next bike.
Best part is RideWrap guarantees 80% of the difference to the average resale value of your bike within 300 miles…money where your mouth is stuff, admirable commitment to backing up their numberless claims!
RideWrap has already saved my frame from a lot of small nicks.
It's also great because I don't have to worry about the shit I'm strapping to the bike - tools, pumps, tubes - because the straps are touching the wrap instead of the frame itself and if the vibration is wearing on something it's the wrap. I check it every so often and it's doing great in all the stuff-strapped-to-the-bike spots.
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