Graphics are produced in house at Dream Machine which benefits our customers in several ways.
Because we print our own decals it is possible for us to combine customer requests for colour or design changes with a "one layer" standard manufacturers look.

Dream Machine has associations with major race teams, manufacturers and importers and therefore has greater access to original samples or artwork to aid the "set-up" or origination and hence gives the customer a more accurate reproduction of a graphic.

In 2001 a replica British Superbike Kawasaki paintjob or Castrol Honda would have exactly the same stickers as the genuine race bikes because they were produced here. Likewise a 2002 Rizla Suzuki replica will have graphics made on the same machine and be produced from the same original artwork that the genuine racebike ridden by John Reynolds has.

Because we paint so many machines we are constantly adapting designs to "fit" a range of models i.e Rossi for NSR125, NC30, RVF400, CBR600, CBR900, VTR1000, SP1 (see some examples in the bike gallery)

Many paint companies source graphics from" sticker shops" who often produce one size fits all graphics kits eg. the same size Repsol stickers for an NSR 125 as an SP1.

When we set up a job we measure lettering and logos to fits spaces and shapes on a specific bike to give the best possible overall effect.