RideWrap protects your new (or old) bike from scuffs, scratches, dings, and other more minor inconveniences. They offer three frame protection kits — Tailored, Covered, and Essential. Tailored is the highest level of protection, with RideWrap film covering 99% of the frame. This top-tier protection is designed for a specific bike brand, model year, and size.
RideWrap’s Covered Protection covers 65% of the frame, with film applied to the most vulnerable areas. Areas such as the downtube, toptube, seattube, stays, and headtube all get a layer of protective film. Essential Protection protects the same tubes but with slightly less surface area, with roughly 30% of the frame covered in film. Both the Covered and Essential Protection kits are “universal,” fitting a wide variety of bike frames.
In addition to mountain bike protection, RideWrap offers protection kits for road, gravel, e-bikes, and urban/commuter bikes. They also have protective film for forks, cranks, and wheels.
While most of the protective films they offer are translucent, RideWrap provides a unique protection line that adds a touch of character to a bike. This is the Creator Protection kits. And RideWrap has added two new Creator kits with the help of Brooklyn Bell and Andreane Lanthier-Nadeau.
And they are limited edition.
Two New RideWrap Creator Protection Kits
Brooklyn Bell is an artist, big mountain skier, and mountain biker based in Bellingham, Washington. Her Creator kit draws inspiration from her experiences riding, skiing, and living in the Pacific Northwest. The design blends cool, natural colors with lines and animals that are unmistakable characteristics of the PNW.
You can see Bell’s RideWrap Creator kit on her Stumpjumper 15 in this short film by Specialized.
“The artwork is inspired by all the wonderful places my bikes and skis take me in the PNW,” Bell said. “RideWrap did such a great job translating the art onto the bike, and the wrap itself delivers the protection I want on my new Stumpjumper 15.”
Andreane Lanthier-Nadeau, or ALN, is a professional enduro racer based in Squamish, British Columbia. However, labeling her as an “enduro” athlete doesn’t do her justice. ALN began her career as a cross-country racer on the World Cup circuit before transitioning to enduro. Along with enduro, she also occasionally throws a leg over a downhill bike.
On this gravity side of the sport, she has stood on multiple World Cup podiums (for enduro) and took the women’s titles in 2025 at the Canadian Downhill Mountain Bike Championship. ALN’s Creator kit reflects her racing roots as she travels the globe in pursuit of more podiums.
“Riding has always been about self-expression for me, so having a graphic kit that represents these little glimpses of ‘me’ feels really special,” she said. “The RideWrap team explored the things that inspire me and translated them into this Creator kit that matches how I race, ride, and who I am.”
Creator Kit Details
Both Bell’s and ALN’s Creator kits feature a clear film with colored graphics. Bell’s has a matte finish while ALN’s is gloss. RideWrap uses its industry-leading Lotus Pro 10 film for the Creator Protection kits, and each kit is a universal fit.
Creator Protection kits cover roughly 40% of the bike and include film to protect the toptube, seattube, chainstays, and seatstays. They also have special “customization pieces” (Bell’s are orcas and mountains) that can be placed at different locations.
RideWrap also provides a squeegee, cleaning wipes, a microfiber cloth, and installation instructions. Both ALN’s and Bell’s limited edition Creator Kits sell for $69.
See them and the other Creator Protection kits at ridewrap.com.