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Your brand, on my bike.

Ten sticker spots. One month around Gurgaon (plus whatever part of North India my wannabe-traveller phase manages to reach).

Royal Enfield Thunderbird 350, Right profile

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Showing the Right profile, Bike view.

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· 0 of 10 spots taken

Current bids.

Every spot shows its current top bid. Nothing mysterious, except the decision to turn a motorcycle into ad inventory.

All ten spots open at $1. Outbid someone by at least $1. If they return the favour, your deposit heads home automatically.

1

Rear mudguard marquee

Best view in traffic

L12 × 6 cm

Still available

$1

0 bids

2

Fuel tank, left

L12 × 5.5 cm

Still available

$1

0 bids

3

Fuel tank, right

L12 × 5.5 cm

Still available

$1

0 bids

4

Fuel tank top, upper

S6 × 3.5 cm

Still available

$1

0 bids

5

Fuel tank top, lower

S6 × 3.5 cm

Still available

$1

0 bids

6

Chrome box, left

M8 × 4 cm

Still available

$1

0 bids

7

Chrome box, right

M8 × 4 cm

Still available

$1

0 bids

8

Side panel, left

M10 × 4 cm

Still available

$1

0 bids

9

Side panel, right

M10 × 4 cm

Still available

$1

0 bids

10

Front fender

S7 × 4 cm

Still available

$1

0 bids

Everyone recognises a Royal Enfield.
Put your logo on one they still turn around for.

The Thunderbird 350 has the chrome, the thump, and the unreasonable weight of a proper old-school motorcycle. Your brand gets to borrow that legacy for a month. The bike keeps it forever. Probably in the form of adhesive residue.

See all ten spots

No funny business

A very serious system for putting stickers on a motorcycle.

Five steps. One refundable deposit. No mysterious auction math performed behind a curtain.

  1. 1

    Choose your turf

    Pick a row in Current bids. The tank gets photographed. The mudguard gets stared at in traffic. The toolbox is for tasteful introverts.

  2. 2

    Beat the price

    Bid at least $1 over the current leader. Add your brand, link, email, and a logo URL if you have one ready.

  3. 3

    Put down 20%

    The deposit holds your bid. It is at least $1. The remaining 80% stays safely uncharged unless you win.

  4. 4

    Lose with dignity

    Someone outbids you, the refund fires automatically. No pleading email required. Banks usually take 5 to 10 days to show it.

  5. 5

    Win and get seen

    Pay the remaining 80% within 72 hours. I print the vinyl, apply it, photograph it, and ride your logo around for one month.

Fair questions

Before your finance team calls.

The sensible questions about this slightly less sensible advertising format.

Why does every spot start at $1?

Because I have no idea what a sticker on my motorcycle is worth and neither does anyone else. Setting a floor of $149 was me guessing. Starting everything at a dollar lets the bidding find the number instead. If the rear mudguard is worth $8, that is the real answer and I would rather know.

What happens if someone outbids me?

Your deposit comes back in full, automatically, the second the higher bid clears. The refund is triggered by the payment webhook, not by me remembering to do it. Expect 5 to 10 working days for your bank to post it. If a refund ever fails it shows up on my admin page in red and I fix it by hand that day.

Why a deposit instead of the whole amount?

Because holding the full amount for 13 days on a bid you might lose is rude. 20% is enough to keep the bidding honest and small enough that losing costs you nothing but float. The floor is $1, since a card cannot really charge less than that.

How long does my sticker actually stay on the bike?

One month from the day it goes on. After that the spots re-auction. If you want to keep the spot, you bid again in the next cycle. Regulars get told before the auction opens.

Who prints the sticker?

I do. You send a logo, I get it cut in weather-grade vinyl at a shop in Gurgaon, and I stick it on. Print cost is on me, not on top of your bid. Send the highest resolution file you have. SVG or PNG on transparent background is ideal.

I won. What now?

You get an email with a Dodo payment link for the remaining 80%. You have 72 hours. Pay it and the sticker goes on within the week. Miss the window and the deposit is forfeit and the spot goes to whoever bid second.

Can you reject my sticker?

Yes, and I will. I have to ride this thing past my neighbours. Nothing hateful, nothing adult, no crypto rug pulls, no gambling, no fake medicine. If I reject you, you get a full refund of the deposit, not just the 20%. The Rules page has the whole list.

How many people actually see this bike?

It is a daily rider in Delhi NCR traffic, so figure a couple of hundred kilometres a week of stop-start city riding at close range. I also count every click your link gets from this site and show it on your spot, so you get a hard number rather than an impressions guess.

Do I get photos?

Yes. Every applied sticker gets photographed properly and sent to you, and the good shots go up on X. Use them however you like.

Which payment methods work?

Cards through Dodo Payments, who are the merchant of record. They handle the tax paperwork and can invoice your company. I never see your card number.

What if the bike gets scratched, stolen, or replaced?

It is my daily ride and it is insured. If I ever change motorcycles, I reprint your sticker and put it on the replacement bike for the rest of your month. If I cannot get any bike back on the road within a week, I refund the unused time pro rata.

Your move

Make traffic stare at something useful for once.

A spot currently starts at $1. The deposit is $1. That is a modest price for a month of being more interesting than the car beside me.