Reflector stickers

Posted on Wed 18th, September 2019

• #1

Madhias

A while ago I ordered in the internet yellow 3M sticker sheets (I think knock-offs), and at work we have a plotter, some printers, and stuff like that. Basically I got inspired by a brand who are selling such stickers.

Now I am playing with some designs, what would be good; size, form, etc. Maybe someone has some input?

I rode with one of them some days, so they stay were they are on the spokes.

Also: winter time soon!

I could imagine making some, and like £/€/$ 1 for me, £/€/$ 2 for LFGSS and the rest for the transportation.
• #2

Squaredisk

Would take a couple.
• #3

dangeek in reply to @Madhias

I like these.
My kids would go for a pack with various shapes.
• #4

Madhias in reply to @dangeek

Like a cloud, or cutouts are also possible like a face of a smiley, sun or so?
• #5

dangeek in reply to @Madhias

Yeah that's good, but also just a variety of shapes.
Triangle, square, kite, stars, moon. Just a mixture.
• #6

pdlouche
This thread inspired me to have another go with the reflective stuff I have, so I cut some GT stickers for the bmx wheels.

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