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Is this sticker important?
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That's what I'm thinking too...
MisterB
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I had it, took a picture of it and took it off. I know where you’re coming from though, I was imagining “we can’t warranty it with the engine sticker removed, why in the WORLD did you remove it?!” or similar.
It makes it look like you just bought it from Walmart.
Considering the placement, graphics, material, and adhesive used it’s unlikely that they intended it to be there for the life of the vehicle
It makes it look like you just bought it from Walmart.
Considering the placement, graphics, material, and adhesive used it’s unlikely that they intended it to be there for the life of the vehicle
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Kev250R
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You should be fine to remove it. The only stickers which are vitally important are the decal with the VIN on it and the decal with the Emissions info, located on the rear Swing arm. Even if your state doesn't have an emissions program for MC's you'll want to keep that one intact in case they adopt one down the road or you or your bike moves to a state which requires it.
SneakyDingo
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I responded in the other thread that I never had that sticker. Thus I can only conclude that it is the one sticker holding your entire motorcycle together, while mine is held together by bolts.
Rockhopper8
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Could you peel it off and stick it on the underside of the seat?
My Diablo seat arrived this morning so that's where the sticker went...
Kev250R
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Be glad that your Trail only came with one sticker you needed to get rid of. My 2020 KTM Duke was covered in stickers like these. I must have removed ten or more of these. Almost two years later I still find more that I missed.
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STUBBORN
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I Installed my new Honda Trail seat Type #3 purchased for $99 on eBay
from BEEZDEELZ in Thailand. The DHL bag says the seat came from
Chang Mai not Bangkok in Thailand. The seat is lower and a wee bit more
comfortable. Anyone look at the stickers on the underside of their Honda seat?
The old seat has a part number sticker and a Warning This Vehicle is traceable
by law enforcement agencies. The new Honda seat has a part label with an
EAN barcode and a warning label that a Japanese security system is installed.
Picture is hard to get a close up.
You can see the HONDA label
from BEEZDEELZ in Thailand. The DHL bag says the seat came from
Chang Mai not Bangkok in Thailand. The seat is lower and a wee bit more
comfortable. Anyone look at the stickers on the underside of their Honda seat?
The old seat has a part number sticker and a Warning This Vehicle is traceable
by law enforcement agencies. The new Honda seat has a part label with an
EAN barcode and a warning label that a Japanese security system is installed.
Picture is hard to get a close up.
You can see the HONDA label
What sticker are you referring to? Honda on the back of the seat?
The label, does it say "Portfolio Protection" "Warning traceable"? If so that's some added anti-theft package some dealers throw in where they just slap etched stickers to various parts of the bike. The stickers can be removed without damage to the bike...so not really sure how that system is supposed to work other than the dealer maybe making some $$$ off cheap stickers?
