Three colours in three letters is something cut vinyl cannot do. A die-cut version has to be one colour, so the tricolore only exists as a printed sticker — that is the practical reason to choose this over the cut wordmarks in the range.
How the keyline works
The black outline round the letters is doing real work here, not decoration. Without it the white g would disappear on a light panel and the green a would sink into a dark one. With it, the word holds its shape on any colour underneath, which is why this version suits a tank or fairing that is already painted rather than bare.
The lettering is the same angular italic used across the AGV range, so it lines up visually with the framed badges and the helmet marks if you are running more than one.
What You Get
- 2 printed stickers per pack
- 5–50cm / 2–20in wide, custom sizes to 120cm
- Full-colour gloss print, contour cut around the keyline
- Peel and stick, no transfer tape
Green, white and red for Valenza, where AGV started building helmets in 1947. Common placements are the tank flank, a screen, a top box lid, a helmet bag or a toolbox.
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Reference102-037830
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Sticker typePrinted