Bimota is an Italian motorcycle manufacturer that appeared in 1966. The name "Bimota" is made up of the first two letters of the names of its three founding fathers : Valerio Bianchi, Giuseppe Morri and Massimo Tamburini.
You are the owner of a Bimota brand motorcycle and you want to have your pa...
Bimota is an Italian motorcycle manufacturer that appeared in 1966. The name "Bimota" is made up of the first two letters of the names of its three founding fathers : Valerio Bianchi, Giuseppe Morri and Massimo Tamburini.
You are the owner of a Bimota brand motorcycle and you want to have your paint touched up or even a complete paint job with a particular reference among the colour codes of Italian motorcycles, in this case the colour codes of the manufacturer Bimota® : we are at your service to provide you with the various products, including Bimota colour code paint, primer, Topcoat (bodywork clearcoat) and any accessory or consumable. On the other hand, our team is also at your disposal to help you with your project (Our email : info@stardustcolors.com). We answer 7/7.
Above all, we absolutely invite you to devote the necessary time, especially if you are not a professional painter, to carefully read all the information that is detailed in the Bimota paint product page.
To order the Bimota colour code, you will only need to choose the quantity of paint (the packaging). The colour reference of your motorcycle must be known by you and must be sent to us by email after placing the order. There is also a box that can be filled in with this colour code in the shopping cart page.
We manufacture the paint immediately upon receipt of the order. With Chronopost or TNT, we ship the paint the same day for an expected delivery the next day. The different products that are needed in addition to paint are :
• the primer
• the Topcoat (bodywork clearcoat)
• the abrasive sheets
• the sticky pad to collect dust
• the degreaser
• the conical paper filter
Whether you're a painter or you've never used a spray gun in your life, know that you can get a perfect job done on your motorcycle, provided you exercise care, patience and follow the instructions.
Successful work also and above all requires excellent preparation of the support.
Pre-paint work may include dent removal and reduction of deep scratches. For this, we use a putty, which we will let dry and which we will sand with 240, then 320 abrasive paper. It is not possible to paint directly above a putty.
The application of a primer is mandatory on the putty, but also on old damaged paintwork. It is a neutral product with a certain thickness that allows the surface to be levelled and filled. The primer also makes it possible to create a homogeneous and united background colour. If you want to apply a colour code paint, use Bimota paints.
It is at this stage that you can really start painting. The bottom can be the old Bimota paint, provided it is in good condition. The bottom must be sanded at 500. Never finer. Otherwise, there is a risk of a lack of grip. The bottom must be free of dust, moisture or grease.
To apply the Bimota colour code, which is always delivered in a solvent-based 1K basecoat, very thin and repeated coats must be applied with the spray gun or aerosol.
This step is directly followed by the final step, which is varnishing.
The motorcycle manufacturer Bimota is of Italian origin and its date of foundation dates back to the 1970s. At that time in Italy, the founder noticed that there was something of a stagnation and a lack of innovation in the construction of motorcycle frames.
At that time too, motorcycle racing was a sport widely practised and followed by many Italian and even Japanese manufacturers.
The founder of Bimota will stand out by building very high-quality chassis built around existing engines. This founder and visionary entrepreneur, will play a decisive role and will bring his influence through other motorcycle construction companies in Italy, especially at Ducati. Bimota took part in its first international motorcycle races and achieved success as early as the 1980s. The small Bimota engines were extremely efficient and rivalled the best motorcycles of the time.
Like many manufacturers, the road to glory is always paved with pitfalls and in 1997, the Bimota brand rose from the ashes after a bankruptcy due to poor management.
New investors will take over the brand and bring the Bimota adventure back to life. In 2019, the Japanese giant Kawasaki became the majority shareholder of the Italian company Bimota.
Unlike the automotive world, there is no colour code stamped on a plate somewhere hidden in the body or fairing of the motorcycle.
Unfortunately, it is also not possible to find the Bimota colour codes on the vehicle identification document.
Yes, if you bought your Bimota motorcycle new, then you will find the code reference or even the name of the colour in the original booklet of the motorcycle.
We cannot help you by searching for you because it is not possible to simply search for a colour with a model or a year.
What you need to do is do a quick search on the search engines in your language, and in English, to browse the Bimota brand enthusiast forums.
You will undoubtedly find the precious colour reference that will allow you to order your Bimota paint.
The colour codes of Bimota motorcycles differ from the standard generally used by the various manufacturers, in particular with their colour codes, which can reach 7 digits.
A Bimota paint code reference can contain letters or numbers.
This colour code is always accompanied by the trade name of the colour.
Here are examples of BIMOTA brand colour codes :
2903047 ROSSO FLUO BIMOTA MOTORCYCLES
2903048 FIRST COAT BIMOTA MOTORCYCLES 2006 -
2903048 BIANCO PERLA BIMOTA MOTORCYCLES 2009 -
65500 BIANCO AZZURRATO BIMOTA MOTORCYCLES 1996 -
BI0001 GRIGIO ONIX BIMOTA MOTORCYCLES 1999 -
BI0002 SILVER DB5 1000 BIMOTA MOTORCYCLES
BI0003 GREY DB6 DELIRIO BIMOTA MOTORCYCLES 2006 -
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