is it just bolted on or is it glued to the plastic? whats the process of taking it off? i just dont like it there. makes me little like a litle kid[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-mad.gif[/img]

 

Drill them out , they sell anodized plates on ebay to replace them and they look spiffy[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]

 

I got a real thin flat screwdriver and slipped inbetween the bike and label and popped them off,make sure you dont scratch the plastic up too much..mine were just rivited on so they popped off .

 

so their bolted on right not stuck together or a one piece rihgt?

 

drill out the rivets.
pour some goof-off between the plate and plastic.
peal off the plate without bending it.
use more goof-off to remove the glue
polish the metal side
replace

 

Yup, just drill out the rivits and just peel the panals off (they are also glued) then if you want to put something in it's place buy the replacement billet ones on ebay or just fill the holes in with silicon of the same color of the plastic, works great!

 

Watch out the matress label police may come knocking.

 

i agree 14, i have been yelled at by the DNR for no fenders at all

 

Ha! I finally found one way in which my 87 shee is superior to the new ones.

It has NO warning labels, ANYWHERE!!!!


bahaha
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But I would say you should get one of those really cool looking metal plates that go in the spot of the label. But, maybe you should just shave the front fenders and get a stealth look going...

 

Since my warriors an 88 it had these warning stickers but no plates, i blew them off with the pressure washer.... lol[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-shocked.gif[/img]