All Mountain Style Bike Frame Protector Universal Fit - 9-Piece Set for Down Tube, Chainstay, Cable Wear, High-Impact Honeycomb PVC to Protect Your Bike from Scratches, Chips and Dings

Love the frame guards. Bought the camo one and on my blue bike looks like Night camo. Want to buy more to put on it for looks and protection.*Update*After about year of having these on the bike I still love the look of the camo pattern on the blue! One of the proactive stickers on the top tube pulled up after a longer haul on the bike rack. Not product fault, just hate that it messed up the look. So sticky it was hard to straighten out and it stay again. Product on bottom tube is still good. Still plan on buying another pack to add more protection and decor on the bike. If there is anything negative to say, it would be I wish it came with more. And I wish they had a matching chain stay protector.

Does the job of protecting your frame like it should. The regular size (here) is plenty big for a normal top tube, and I had no issues with sticking it down, pulling it up, and repositioning it. Even this normal size is a bit wider than my top tube so I don't have tremendous confidence it will stick forever, as the edges are bent over the sides a bit and that isn't going to lend them a lot of strength, so it would be nice if All Mountain Style made these in a "small" version as well.Overall the texture is nice, the scratch protection is excellent, the color is accurate to the photo, and they have stuck firmly thus far, and that's all I really expect from them.

There’s nothing worse than that first scratch on a new carbon fiber mountain bike. It’s even worse when it’s on your top tube, staring at you every time you look down. Installing the AMS frame guard is easy, it looks cool, and stays on.If you shuttle a lot you'll want to add a bit more protection to the side of your top tube to protect it against those brake lever gouges, the extended coverage kit is a better value.It's a bit thin for downtube protection against hard rock strikes but if your frame has a factory frame guard, it works well for extending the protected area.

The adhesive is crap and comes separated from the protective film if anything rubs the film. The adhesive is not strong enough to hold the film in place if there is any bend in the tubing. 20+$ is a complete rip off! do yourself a favor and look elsewhere.

This product is almost there, but not quite. The largest piece of tape (meant to protect the underside of the downtube) is way too short, only about 1/3 of the length of a downtube on a mountain bike. The little chevron pieces don't resolve the problem because they leave gaps (and look terrible, in my opinion). Expensive for what it is. Next time I'll just buy a roll of racer's tape and cut to fit my downtube.Also I see a bunch of photos of bikes with the tape on the top tube. I don't know why anyone would put it there, the top tube is not getting hit with rocks and doesn't need protection.

I just installed this on the inside of my Swingarm on my ibis Ripmo. Seems to be holding up well. I like how the surface seems tough and rugged. Quick tip: On the rectangular pieces, be sure to cut the corners to increase theseal.

This is my third purchase for a new bike. I trust this brand. Sticker works perfect as a protection as well as style. I prefer the plane honey comb version that brings out the frames own design. I could pull off the used ones and places on a different frame too lol. You can also cut it to shape and design for the place you want to stick these. Good stuff!

Put this on every bike I own, and I have owned alot!! cool styles too if you want to get crazy. Currently now i have the camo print on my Specialized turbo levo.

I feel frame protection (unless professionally done and costing a fortune) is like putting a screen protector or bombproof case on an expensive smart phone.These companies have spent time and research making the most functional and aesthetically please product out there. We buy the bike on both their performance and looks, and then we either have to risk scratching the lovely paintwork or cover it up and hide it.The AMS kits are bloody good at protecting your frame but it comes at the cost of looks.... they try their best but there is no escaping... they are ugly.So whats it to be? Scratches and scars, or an ugly prestine bike you can sell on.Having tried them... for me it comes down to the movie quote... "pain is tempory, chicks dig scars but glory lives forever" - I will be peeling the protection off and risking it, hey if the bike gets a few dings... at least it looks like ally af.

Over the years I have bought many sticky back chainstay protectors, but always with the disappointment that within a short space of time they begin to peel off, or that they loose adhesion where the stay is cranked to shape and leave a goify looking gap on the inside of the stay.At last I seem to have found a protector that really works - really sticks - really molds to the shape of the stay and in doing so looks great and not like some afterthought add on.

Not impressed by these at all. Prepped the frame with isopropyl alcohol, let it dry for a good 20 mins even though it evaporates in 2 minutes. But these things dont stick at all. Dont know weather it's my matt grey frame but either way I'm not impressed. Complete waste of 20 quid

For what you get it seems a little expensive. Okay the quality is decent but for 20 quid I would have expected more pieces. Could have done with an extra long strip as I had to choose whether to do the top part or underside of the frame. Would only buy again if it was on a deal, less than £12 seems a fair price.

I like the design but wish I bought a different colour to stand out more on my bike which is dark , goes on well and stays put even when waters been on .