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YOUR MOTORCYCLE. YOUR EXPRESSION.

A different colour.
Still your machine.

Try a colour on your own motorcycle photo.
Mark a panel. Find a direction. Make it yours.

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FROM SCREEN TO STUDIO

A starting point.
Not the final coat.

  1. 01 / MAKE IT YOURS

    Use a clear photo. Mark only the painted panels, keeping badges, lights and chrome outside.

  2. 02 / EXPLORE THE LIGHT

    Compare a few directions. The editor keeps detail from your photo; real paint reacts differently to light.

  3. 03 / SEE THE REAL FINISH

    Bring your concept to the workshop. Agree on a physical sample before choosing the final paint.

YOUR IDEA / OUR NEXT CONVERSATION

Let's talk
about your colour.

Tell us about your motorcycle and the look you want. This starts a conversation, not a booking or paint order.

Your photo is not attached to this form. Download the preview and share it when the workshop replies.

Sent to the workshop. No photo or editable draft is uploaded.

THE COLOUR ARCHIVE

Find your next colour.

Catalogue choices stay in your brief. Pick a tone from a reference or use a custom concept colour. No calibrated paint-match data is available.

A little guidance.

  1. Choose a photo. A side view in even light gives you more detail. Very dark, white or reflective panels are harder to preview.
  2. Choose a part and mark it. Outline with points, then finish. Brush adds to the area; Erase removes it. Repeat for each part.
  3. Find a profile. Pick a colour from its reference photo, or set your own concept tone. Photo picks are approximate, including Goldberry variants.
  4. Check and keep. Hide the marked area, compare with the original, then download a preview or an editable draft.

Keyboard: focus the canvas. Arrow keys move the crosshair; Shift makes larger steps. Enter adds an outline point. Space adds a brush or eraser mark. Escape cancels an outline. Ctrl/Cmd + Z undoes; Ctrl/Cmd + Shift + Z redoes.

Privacy: the image and masks stay in page memory. Save a draft before leaving. Nothing is saved to your account. Only the enquiry fields you send go to the workshop.