The atv companies have put several safety stickers on the quads. You have an idea what they say beause of the owners manual or common sense but they take away from the appearance of the quad.
So how many people have read all or some of the stickers placed on your plastic? Does it really promote safety or just cover the companies butt?
I guess I'm wondering how many people have not bothered to read the warnings?

 

The first thing I did when I owned my quad, I had it on my trailer at the dealer, was take those stupid things off. You should have enough commonsense to know what you are getting yourself into when you buy a quad/dirtbike. I don't think they should even be on the quad/dirtbike cause they are the same one's that are in the manual. Just my .02


Chris

 

That's it. A lot of people sue for a lot of things, so it's mostly just to say, "we told you not to". Why else would adds for sport atvs say, "do not engage in stunt riding". It's FOR stunt riding!

 

.The cannondale gas tank decal was the coolest one Ive ever seen. Someone should post a pic of it.

 

The decal on a Bomb is cool too. I read mine, I think they said "remove this as ssoon as possible, just like you did with your chain gaurd and reflectors on you old BMX"

 

What stickers?

Yeah, I read them, as I was peeling them off - the moment it got home. I didn't know anyone kept those things on.

 

I reading them as I was taking them off

 

uh, what stickers? I was to busy riding to notice ))

 

I took all of the warning stickers off my DS650 EXCEPT the one by the gas tank... I LOVE that sticker!! I should take a pic of it, but it says something like "this atv is only for highly experianced riders for performance and competitive use" LOL.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]

 

Cannondale Safety decal
"this atv may exceed the performance of atvs you have ridden previously, it accelerates extremely fast and reaches high speeds. This high performance demands respect and experience. ride this atv at small throttle openings and low speeds until you learn its performance and handling characteristics."

that one stays