Invisible Protection
Stay Skinz, Clear is specifically designed to discreetly provide bomb-proof protection for your seat and chain stays against impact and wear, commonly picked up on the trails and in transit.
Features
- High performance and eco savvy clip, clout, clobber, chip, chafe, crash protection for your precious bike bits
- Universal fitting: suitable for alloy and carbon frames
- Super clean and easy installation and removal
- Exceptional clarity and stylish designs
- Proudly designed and manufactured in the UK; the land of muck
Material
We spent forever (and a bit longer), sourcing the right materials but we are happy as pigs in shit with the end product and hope you will be too. Using materials normally used on Motocross, Karts, ATVs, Snowmobiles and Jet Skis with a strong, clear pressure-sensitive adhesive that is super clean to apply and remove, the end result is a 300 micron composite vinyl (that's metric by the way), that offers outstanding performance and crystal clear graphics while also being pliable enough to conform to the endless contours of each and every bike frame.
Eco
Did we say the vinyl is Cadmium-free? WTF is that, you may ask. Straight from https://www.greenfacts.org/en/cadmium/ Normally found in PVC materials, Cadmium is toxic to plants, animals and micro-organisms. Being a simple chemical element, Cadmium is persistent – it cannot be broken down into less toxic substances in the environment. Basically, it's not very nice so we got rid of it.
If that's not enough, with graphics printed using eco-friendly ink and sandwiched in-between the vinyl layers for added protection, the end product is bundled inside its dedicated recycled cardboard packaging, keeping it safe while it heads to you.
Contents
2 x seat stay protectors
2 x chain stay protectors
Fit
The patches are compatible with most seat and chain stays.
Installation
Nothing other than a good eye (although two are better), and a relatively careful pair of hands are needed when fitting, as the adhesive allows you to reposition the patches if you make a dog's dinner of it.
If you feel the urge to fettle, simply trim away with a trusty pair of scissors
