DyedBro has established itself as one of the leaders in frame protection, making a range of products to keep your mountain, gravel, and kids bikes looking fresh. Earlier this year, the brand launched its Evo series of clear frame protection to shield frames from damage without disrupting the original finish. For riders who prefer bolder designs, DyedBro just launched its new Neo series, which it calls the evolution of printed frame protection.Weve re-engineered the material to give riders the ultimate balance between high-impact durability, sharp design, and a clean, custom-like fit.-DyedBro TeamDyedBro Neo DetailsWith the new Neo frame protection, DyedBro says it is building on its iconic heritage by combining signature visual graphic styles with an ultra-thin, high-flexibility vinyl formulation designed to conform seamlessly to complex frame shapes when heat-applied. According to the brand, the new 100-micron protective laminate not only bends effortlessly around intricate geometry, but delivers tough impact and scratch resistance against trail debris, gravel, and UV exposure.All of the frame protection kits in the Neo series include graphics that range from subtle to bold and in-your-face. They use eco-friendly water-based inks to print the crisp, vibrant graphics, which are shielded by the laminate from wear. Additionally, DyedBro claims that Neo has been engineered to withstand harsh sunlight, mud, and frequent washing without yellowing, discoloring, or degrading.DyedBro makes its Neo frame protection kits for both mountain/eMTB and gravel bikes. The gravel kits weigh 46 grams and have been optimized for the narrower tubing and specific wear points of gravel bikes, offering lightweight but rugged protection against frame bags and high-frequency gravel spray. The kit includes twelve pieces in total to protect the top tube, down tube, fork legs, seat stays, and chainstays. There are currently three graphic options in the Neo gravel lineup.The Neo Gravel kits in Laurem (left) and Racing (right)The mountain/eMTB kits are claimed to weigh just 48 grams and fit on most of todays mountain bikes. According to DyedBro, they are designed with extra coverage for the larger rear triangles of modern trail, enduro, and electric bikes. It provides a heavy-duty shield against rock strikes and high-speed debris. Each MTB kit includes 8 pieces to protect the top tube, down tube, seat stays, and chainstays. There are currently 13 graphics to choose from, ranging from racing stripes and dragons to artist collabs.The Neo MTB kits in Surfs Up (left) and Naga Dragon (right)Pricing and AvailabilityNearly all of DyedBros new Neo Series frame protection kits retail for $70, with two of the gravel kits costing just a bit more at $73. They are available now directly from DyedBro at dyedbro.com