For your sportives, gravel rides and ultras
Your route as a sticker, right in front of you the whole ride.
From €6 · shipping across the EU · shipping costs shown before you confirm · provisional prices
Upload your GPX file: we print the elevation, your feed stops and your distance on a 25 mm wide strip that goes on top of your top tube, handlebar or stem.
Make my sticker Test phase: pre-order, no payment.
How it works
my-ride.gpx 281 km 1. Upload your route
The GPX of your ride or event, from Strava, Komoot, Garmin… Where to find the file (in French).
50 100 150 200 250 Feed 1 Feed 1 Feed 2 Feed 2 281 KM · RIDE OF 1 NOVEMBER 281 km · 2,070 m climbing Training for 2027 Gel every 40 km stickprofil.com 2. Make it yours
A theme, your feed stops at their distance, a gel reminder every N km. The preview is the file that gets printed.
50 100 150 200 250 Feed 1 Feed 1 Feed 2 Feed 2 281 KM · RIDE OF 1 NOVEMBER 281 km · 2,070 m climbing Training for 2027 Gel every 40 km stickprofil.com 3. Get it, stick it on
Laminated vinyl planned, cut by hand, sent by post. It goes on top of the top tube, the handlebar or the stem, right where your eyes fall.
Your sticker
Drop in your GPX file: it's read on your phone and only the elevation profile goes with an order, never the coordinates. Tap the profile to add a feed stop. What you see is the file that will be printed, down to the millimetre.
A 25 mm wide strip, to fit on top of most top tubes and handlebars. Measure the top of yours before you choose.
The PDF preview is for checking your sticker (actual size, marked “Preview”); it isn't a print file.
Pre-order saved
Reference:

I'm Thomas. I ride road and gravel around Paris, and in May 2027 I'm doing a 360 km gravel race in Spain. On my long rides I wanted to know where the next feed stop was without fiddling with my bike computer: that's where the idea came from. I'll print, laminate and cut every sticker myself, by hand.
Thomas
Two of my rides, as stickers
Questions
Where does it go?
On top of the top tube, lengthwise, on top of the handlebar next to the stem, or on the stem for the small size: where you can read it with a glance down from the saddle. Not on the side of the tube. The strip is 25 mm wide, to fit on top of most top tubes and handlebars: measure yours before you choose.
Will it survive rain and washing?
The sticker will be printed on vinyl and then covered with a laminate film. Rain and hose tests are planned before orders open; I'll post the results here.
Will it damage a carbon frame?
The vinyl should come off a clear coat without leaving glue behind. A fitting and removal test on a carbon frame is planned before orders open; until then, I won't promise anything I haven't checked.
How do I export my GPX?
Strava (website): on the activity or route, open the “…” menu, then “Export GPX”. Komoot: on the tour, “Download”, GPX file. Garmin Connect: on the activity or course, gear icon, then export to GPX. The wording sometimes changes between versions.
How long does it take?
Nothing is being made yet: you pre-order and I get back to you. The shipping time will be set and shown before orders open.
The organiser hasn't published the route yet?
Use last year's route or a provisional one. Before printing, I'll send you the file to approve, and you can redo it when the final route comes out.
For event organisers
The project is in its test phase. Later on, I'll be able to prepare a sticker per route from your official GPX, to go in the rider pack. Tell me how many riders you expect and when the race packs are handed out: I'll reply with an example on your profile.
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A race profile sticker, made from your own route
The sticker shows the elevation profile of your route, worked out from your GPX file and scaled to its length. A 25 mm wide strip on top of the top tube, handlebar or stem: one glance shows you the distance left, the climbs coming up, your feed stops and your gel reminders.
I came up with it for the long gravel rides I'm training for and for my 2027 ultra, but it works just as well on an audax, a sportive or a first 200 km. The sticker in detail.