Yatos Full Body Kit For DIO TYPE2 BLUE

Full Body Kit for DIO Type 2 (Blue)

A full body kit for your DIO Type 2 in blue can completely transform the look and feel of your scooter. Here’s a detailed description of what it might typically include:

Components:

• Front Fairing: This is the main panel at the front of the scooter, encompassing the headlight, indicators, and sometimes the instrument cluster (depending on the model year). In a blue full body kit, this would be the primary blue component.
• Side Panels: These panels run along the sides of the scooter, covering most of the bodywork. They would also be blue in this kit.
• Front Mudguard/Fender: This protects the front wheel from debris and spray. It might be color-matched blue or a contrasting color depending on the kit design.
• Rear Panel/Tail Cowl: This covers the rear section of the scooter and often houses the taillight and indicators. It would likely be blue in a full kit.
• Additional Parts (Optional): Some kits may include extras like a belly pan (underside panel), headlight visor, or even mirrors. These might be included in blue or a contrasting color depending on the style.

Material:

• Full body kits are typically made from ABS plastic. ABS is a durable and lightweight material that is resistant to scratches and impacts.

Finish:

• The blue paint on the kit should be a high-quality, glossy finish that matches the original paint on your DIO as closely as possible (unless it’s a custom color).
• Some kits may come with pre-applied graphics or decals that complement the blue theme.

Installation:

• Installing a full body kit typically requires some mechanical knowledge and tools. You might prefer to have a professional mechanic handle the installation to ensure a proper fit and finish.

Benefits:

• Aesthetics: A full body kit can completely transform the look of your DIO, making it stand out from the crowd.
• Potential Scratch Protection: A high-quality body kit can offer some additional protection against scratches and dings compared to the original bodywork.
• Customization: With various blue shades and potentially included graphics, some kits can offer a unique and personalized look.

Things to Consider:

• Compatibility: Make sure the full body kit you choose is specifically designed for your DIO Type 2 model year.
• Aftermarket vs. OEM: You can find aftermarket body kits at competitive prices, but the quality might vary. OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) parts are typically more expensive but ensure a perfect fit and quality.
• Painting: If the kit is unpainted, you’ll need to factor in the cost of painting it to match your DIO.

I hope this detailed description helps you decide if a full body kit in blue is the right upgrade for your DIO Type 2!