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Lightning GasGas MC 125 Graphics Kit

Electric lightning bolts on a dark base are a natural fit for electric bikes like the Stark Varg, and they look just as loud on a 450. This page puts the lightning kit on the GasGas MC 125. The MC 125 is the full-size small-bore GASGAS two-stroke motocrosser, with a race number plate and exposed expansion chamber.

Open it in the designer to see lightning dirt bike graphics mapped to the MC 125's own panels, change the colors, and add your number and logos before you export artwork for your printer.

Motocross 2027–2027 Lightning kit
Lightning style dirt bike graphics kit on a GasGas MC 125
Lightning kit · GasGas MC 125

How lightning graphics fit the MC 125

Where the pattern shows best on this bike, panel by panel.

01

Tank-side covers / shrouds

Slim lightning-like diagonals suit the narrow shroud, while a solid rear panel keeps the race number clear. Neon green or electric blue bolts on navy or black give the strongest contrast.

02

Front number area

Keep the main number on a solid contrasting field; inspect its size on the MC 125 preview before adding smaller lettering.

03

Rear side panels

Place a short name or number on one continuous MC 125 panel. Keep letters away from fasteners, panel gaps and the seat edge.

Color ideas for a lightning MC 125

Lightning starter

The palette the lightning kit opens with.

GasGas stock match

Keeps GasGas's stock color as the base so the kit looks factory-fresh.

GasGas accent

A GasGas-inspired palette around the white MC 125 design preview. The illustration is not a stock-colour specification.

White and charcoal

Use the darker field behind the rider number, with the brand colour as a narrow connecting accent.

Design tips

  • Layer a thick glow line under a thin bright line.
  • Try the holographic finish to make the bolts flicker in the light.
  • On the MC 125, the tank-side covers / shrouds carry the most artwork, so check the pattern there first.

Installing on the MC 125

For the MC 125, first match the installed plastics and the printer's cut-line file. Keep vinyl away from the two-stroke engine and expansion chamber, vents, access openings and moving parts. Follow your vinyl supplier's preparation instructions.

Make it yours in 4 steps

  1. 1

    Open the GasGas MC 125

    Start the designer on the GasGas MC 125 with the lightning kit already applied.

  2. 2

    Set your colors

    Recolor the kit, or paint single parts like the front number area in a solid color or pattern.

  3. 3

    Add your number and logos

    Put your race number on the plates and upload sponsor or team logos onto any panel.

  4. 4

    Export for print

    Download free watermarked previews, or HD renders and the flat graphics sheet for your printer to size and cut.

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Lightning GasGas MC 125 graphics FAQ

01

Do these lightning graphics fit my GasGas MC 125?

The kit is laid out on the GasGas MC 125's panel shapes for the 2027–2027 reference years. Bodywork can change between model years, so ask your printer to match the cut template to your exact year and fitted plastics.

02

Can I change the colors of the lightning kit on my MC 125?

Yes. Recolor the whole design, or paint single parts. Many GasGas riders keep GasGas's stock color as the base and use the pattern as an accent.

03

Where should the race number go on a MC 125?

Keep the main number on a solid contrasting field; inspect its size on the MC 125 preview before adding smaller lettering.

04

Is it free to design lightning dirt bike graphics for the GasGas MC 125?

Designing and previewing are free. AI designs and clean HD exports use credits from one-time packs, with no subscription.

05

What distinguishes the MC 125 in this catalogue?

The MC 125 is the full-size small-bore GASGAS two-stroke motocrosser, with a race number plate and exposed expansion chamber.

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