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[grc]

So do the stickers, once off, get put in the back of the Owners Manual?
Thats where I put the ones cleverly stuck to the engine saying that they must only be removed by the owner. The ones that say only use Synthetic Oil. What do other folks do with their stickers.

Oh and by the way, this thread has to go down as totally pointless.... LOL 

I can't think of a single reason to keep any of those worthless decals they stick all over the place to cover their azzes.  Like the one that reminds you a motorcycle doesn't drive or handle like a car (no chit sherlocks), or the silly ones on the air cleaner and the "crash" bars, or any of the stuff the attorney's require them to apply.  As for the ones telling you to use SYN3, I made sure I removed those and trashed them before I left the dealership when I picked the bike up.  I did find it strange that with all the other stupid stuff they do apply, they didn't have a big orange and yellow decal with flames on it applied to all the exhaust system parts or the engine proclaiming "Caution - This Part May Be Very Hot".  I guess the lawyers missed that one.


Jerry

[OBB]

I can't think of a single reason to keep any of those worthless decals they stick all over the place to cover their azzes.  Like the one that reminds you a motorcycle doesn't drive or handle like a car (no chit sherlocks), or the silly ones on the air cleaner and the "crash" bars, or any of the stuff the attorney's require them to apply.  As for the ones telling you to use SYN3, I made sure I removed those and trashed them before I left the dealership when I picked the bike up.  I did find it strange that with all the other stupid stuff they do apply, they didn't have a big orange and yellow decal with flames on it applied to all the exhaust system parts or the engine proclaiming "Caution - This Part May Be Very Hot".  I guess the lawyers missed that one.


Jerry

SHHHH,,,don't give'm any more ideas.

[spydglide]

now that I've read thru this whole thread, I have a more important question for this group: What's the easiest way to remove the stickers on top of the engine guard (crash bar)?  Without scratching the chrome, of course.  spyder

[Cvostu]

Spy,, they've been ther for 8 yrs.  better leave em now.  The crash bar will feel naked. 

[OBB]

now that I've read thru this whole thread, I have a more important question for this group: What's the easiest way to remove the stickers on top of the engine guard (crash bar)?  Without scratching the chrome, of course.  spyder

Add a set of lowers if ya don't already have'em. 

[PeterJ]

 
 
 
but its fun

[spydglide]

Add a set of lowers if ya don't already have'em. 

I already have lowers and those ugly stickers peek out from under them to annoy anyone that might notice.  aaarrgh.  spyder

[OBB]

I already have lowers and those ugly stickers peek out from under them to annoy anyone that might notice.  aaarrgh.  spyder

ugh, so do I ,,,,,guess I have to go look for more stickers    On the other hand, If I didn't notice them already, maybe they're already gone. 

[LovemyCVOgirl]

So do the stickers, once off, get put in the back of the Owners Manual?
Thats where I put the ones cleverly stuck to the engine saying that they must only be removed by the owner. The ones that say only use Synthetic Oil. What do other folks do with their stickers.

Oh and by the way, this thread has to go down as totally pointless.... LOL 

Peter you're just grumpy cause you went and looked (finally) and you have the little white anal stickers. 

[PeterJ]

Peter you're just grumpy cause you went and looked (finally) and you have the little white anal stickers. 

I actually didnt go out of my way to check it out. I was like polishing and those white bits of sticker kind of were there before me.
I wonder what other hidden stuff I will find in the depths of the bike.