www.colorrite.com
Painting isn't that hard but I wasn't impressed with the paint match quality of the colorrite products when I touched up my frame. Maybe since your bike has a clearcoat you'll have better luck.
Check out the duplicolor website, they have a lot of how-to videos and info. A sample of it below:
* Always read specific can instructions to achieve maximum results.
* A clean, dry surface is important. Follow these preparation tips for best results: Remove dirt, wax, grease, rust and loose paint. Sand or scrape, if necessary. Sand rusted, glossy or hard surfaces to improve adhesion.
* Paint in good weather only. 55° to 75° F is ideal; 40 to 60% relative humidity is recommended. Avoid direct sunlight and hot, humid weather.
* Observe the proper re-coat opportunities. Read the products directions for suggestions on when to apply a second coat. Example: Dupli-Color® lacquers can be re-coated anytime. Dupli-Color® enamels re-coat within 1 hour or wait till after 5 days.
* Test a small surface area for paint compatibility.
* A smooth, even application is important. Use an even, side-to-side motion with each pass beginning and ending beyond the edge of the object. Use a fan spray vs. regular spray distance to the object.
* Take your time. Use 3 light coats vs. one thick coat. Always check recommended recoat time.
* Avoid over spraying. Mask exposed areas with drop cloths. Clean up with appropriate cleaner-paint thinner or soap and water.
* Ensure adequate ventilation.