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Started by Cosimo_Zaretti, April 10, 2011, 08:12:45 AM

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Cosimo_Zaretti

Of all the bits on my beat up old GS, the part that's survived the best is the original idiot label on the tank.  I love that someone thought motorcycles need some kind of warning label but unfortunately this tank is getting resprayed so it'll have to come off.



I was going to print up a new one, but then I thought it'd be more fun to write my own, and even more fun to throw this one to a few forums for suggestions.

So GSTwins, what warning label would you put on a motorcycle?

Yuri.

I thought the only reason to leave labels like those was lazyness.
Guess I was wrong, to each his own :cookoo:

ojstinson

#2
#1 Always remember to place feet on ground when coming to a full stop.

#2 Never enter a gravel covered hairpin turn at high speed under full throttle.

#3 Never operate the machine at excessive speeds on moonless nights while wearing a tinted face shield and dark glasses.

#4 Never attempt to quiet squeaky brake pads by the application of 90 weight gear oil.

# 5 Read owners manuel thoroughly before riding---but NEVER while riding.
I'm not a racist, some of my best friends are you people.

makenzie71

Quote from: ojstinson on April 10, 2011, 09:41:15 AM
#1 Always remember to place feet on ground when coming to a full stop.

One of my favorite stories is the time I stopped to help a stranded biker and didn't realize that my boot laces had wrapped around both my pegs...then the stranded biker had to help me get my bike off of me.

TCARZ

Always remember to put down kickstand, before dismounting motorcycle.
Don't laugh. I've seen more experienced bikers drop their bikes this way. :embarrassed:
2008 GS500F
mods: Zero Gravity touring

ojstinson

How about a bright yellow arrow shaped decal placed on top of the tank pointing forward that reads; "DIRECTION OF TRAVEL"
I'm not a racist, some of my best friends are you people.

pave_spectre

#6
Quote from: ojstinson on April 10, 2011, 05:49:55 PM
How about a bright yellow arrow shaped decal placed on top of the tank pointing forward that reads; "DIRECTION OF TRAVEL"

Or " FRONT TOWARD ENEMY"
I like a non-sequitur as much as the next Giraffe.

Sahana

Quote from: pave_spectre on April 11, 2011, 12:34:11 AM
Or " FRONT TOWARD ENEMY"

Lulz.

On a more serious note, how about "Remember, anything found in a search after the bike's been laid down is inadmissible as evidence"?
You do what you do because that's what the harmony of the universe requires.

Cosimo_Zaretti

Quote from: Sahana on April 11, 2011, 06:00:31 PM



On a more serious note, how about "Remember, anything found in a search after the bike's been laid down is inadmissible as evidence"?

Genius, I may have to use that.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jMqVrUSz62o

the mole


Sahana

You do what you do because that's what the harmony of the universe requires.

Toogoofy317

I actually have a warning sticker on the forehead of my helmet that says "do not remove helmet unless you are EMS or Dr"

Mary
2004 F, Fenderectomy, barends, gsxr-pegs, pro grip gel covers, 15th JT sprocket, stock decals gone,custom chain guard,GSXR integrated mirrors, flush mount signals, 150 rear tire,white rims, rebuilt top end, V&H Exhaust, Custom heel and chain guard (Adidasguy)

nikfleisch

Quote from: Toogoofy317 on April 28, 2011, 07:41:03 PM
I actually have a warning sticker on the forehead of my helmet that says "do not remove helmet unless you are EMS or Dr"

Mary

so what would happen if i put it on, would i have to find a hospital to take it off for me?  :icon_lol:
Death Before Dishonor!

skirecs

this side up

actually i think that would be a funny sticker for down the side of the tank in larger font

skirecs

Quote from: Toogoofy317 on April 28, 2011, 07:41:03 PM
I actually have a warning sticker on the forehead of my helmet that says "do not remove helmet unless you are EMS or Dr"

Mary

that is actually quite a fantastic idea

you dont want some idiot to start to take your helmet when you have a fractured neck, moving it all about


hold my head still and strap me to a board please

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