Blue Chrome - yes of course. Their Gloss Blue Carbon looks awesome too.
Chrome is only supposed to stay on for 2 years while regular vinyl can remain on indefinitely (but typically lasts 5-7 years though due to elements, smog...).
Neither is good for high-abrasion applications but chrome is especially touchy. You can also get your vehicle ceramic coated to protect the wrap investment.
I only ride solo but do like to put my feet on the back pegs occasionally so we'll see how long it holds up. I can patch over
a tear or peel it off and redo it in less than an hour.
I've watched lots of videos on wrapping (& dipping) and went with VVivid as it is a premium brand in the industry
with a proven track record for ease-of-use, durability, colorfastness, variety etc.
3M is good but some say you can see glue lines with some of their wraps. Cheap China wrap is, well, cheaply made (thinner, less glue).
It is just unbelievable the options VVivid offers. Besides the chrome, they have numerous mattes, chameleon color changing, gun metal, leather texture,
carbon fiber, holographic, glow-in-the-dark (think Tron), flake etc.
Check the company web site and then shop Amazon or eBay for prices:
The VViViD Shop - The Vinyl Wrap Store, Open to the public!
Small pieces are available to play with. My gold chrome roll was $15 for 1.5' x 5' plus $10 for a tool kit. Special handling gloves are recommended.
I also bought gloss carbon to do the roof, wing, hood design, mirrors and side accents for my car so the bike work was for practice for that project.
Red Chrome -