I've never done a complete wrap, but I've worked vinyl windshields, all of my sidecar graphics are vinyl, as well.
The first thing is to clean thoroughly, make sure there's no residue.
Next, make sure your vinyl is big enough for your area, my first try, I thought I had enough and wound up having to do a little cutting and pasting, I got it done but do try to learn from my mistakes.
I've watched a couple of the YouTube wrapping videos, and they started by removing all of the backing from the vinyl. I would not recommend doing that, it's easier to peel back on the backing, than trying to keep full control of the whole thing. At least that's what I've found. The guy I learned from told me that's better than pulling the 2 adhesive sides apart if the stick together, he's done 27 foot boats using that method and you can't argue with success.
Keep air bubbles under control when they rise up, you can pierce them after it's done, but they can be smoothed out as you work the vinyl onto the surface, for the most part.
I'm planning on starting on my CBR in the morning, hopefully before the temps bust the century mark again.
Doc