CADScott
2012-06-18 02:01:00 UTC
how do you remove the badges on yoshimura carbon cans?
AGRO!
2012-06-18 02:07:00 UTC
Put the cans on the opposite sides, the badge will be on the inside and not visible. You can drill out the rivets that hold them on, but it will be noticeable.
I have Yoshi's on mine, but I quite like the graphic
I have Yoshi's on mine, but I quite like the graphic
MADDOG53
2012-06-20 12:27:00 UTC
I have the Yoshi pipes also and I was looking at doing something like that but you could just paint them black.
It would still have the yoshi badge but not as noticeable. I think it would look cool
It would still have the yoshi badge but not as noticeable. I think it would look cool
Keenaz
2012-10-03 18:09:00 UTC
They use "glue" along with the rivet's,,,
AGRO!
2012-10-03 20:30:00 UTC
Im undecided on mine. The only prob with spinning them is the springs that join to the y-pipe are on a partituclar side so you would have to mod them to or just leave unconnected.
Willh
2012-10-03 22:10:00 UTC
I just left mine as is you get used to it.
As I said in the above post you could just paint them black but I would not take them off.
The other option would be to relocate the spring loops so the badge is on the inside but for me I just couldn't
Be bothered
As I said in the above post you could just paint them black but I would not take them off.
The other option would be to relocate the spring loops so the badge is on the inside but for me I just couldn't
Be bothered
AGRO!
2012-10-03 23:45:00 UTC
Could you just switch the sleeves when you repack. Haven't seen them up close but would assume it's possible...
bic_bicknell
2012-10-04 01:28:00 UTC
What you could do also is go to a hobby shop and buy a can of spray paint that they use for tinting the windows
on a radio controlled cars.
With this paint the Yoshi badge would look like it has dark tint over it. This is what I would do quick and easy!
on a radio controlled cars.
With this paint the Yoshi badge would look like it has dark tint over it. This is what I would do quick and easy!
Linga
2012-10-04 05:06:00 UTC
I usually de-brand everything. It's the business I'm in but I don't see why I should go round advertising people's businesses for them when they don't pay me to do so. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/140-ASSORTED- ... 892wt_1000
Duke4Dirk
2012-10-04 08:13:00 UTC
+1 on that Bic... I hate advertising what I paid for. If its good everyone will hear about it.
MADDOG53
2012-10-11 22:05:00 UTC
Ya screw dem evil corporations... You made me pay for this shite and you have the pride to put your logo on it!? How dare you! Pay me bitches, cuz I'm da shite and you fookers owe me!
The guy I bought my Aprilia from actually put Akro stickers on Leo's cuz he hated Leo Vince. WTF? How can you hate a piece of metal and carbon fiber?
I like mine cuz they got the corporate deal and the flag of my beloved country... 2 4 1! What is that crazy-assed writing on there anyway? I don't know but it looks cool.
The guy I bought my Aprilia from actually put Akro stickers on Leo's cuz he hated Leo Vince. WTF? How can you hate a piece of metal and carbon fiber?
I like mine cuz they got the corporate deal and the flag of my beloved country... 2 4 1! What is that crazy-assed writing on there anyway? I don't know but it looks cool.
jambox
2012-10-11 22:18:00 UTC
Mine are comming off,,,,to be replace by the Austrian flag as seen on another members machine,,I like it
Keenaz
2012-10-11 22:35:00 UTC
Post missing.
MADDOG53
2012-10-13 01:20:00 UTC
I drilled the rivets and peeled the labels off then used goo gone to take the glue off then put pop rivets in the holes.
MADDOG53
2012-10-13 09:50:00 UTC
Meh Im startin to like em. Thinking about a red sproket and maybe some small parts to accent the rest of the bike too. My black leathers have white and red accents so I'd be super duper matchy man