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Took the 400 sticker off the tail; was honestly regretful mid-peel lol but i think it made it look nice and sleek??
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Bye kawasaki
And there that one goes
And there that one goes
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Did the same on my black 400. I think Kawasaki did a great job emulating a stealth jet look with the lines of this bike, For the black version in particular, the white "KAWASAKI" badge on the lower fairing takes the eye away from an otherwise subtle and artful design.
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Im gonna do the same.. got the black one too
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Removed all my stickers / decals today minus the Ninja badge. Here's how it looks
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Removed all my stickers / decals today minus the Ninja badge. Here's how it looks
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Yes you the man I been waiting to see how this looks :clap: not bad I'm gonna leave a couple on but the ones I want off helped me picture it ! I'm also debating on changing that front fender from that yellow orange to black!
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Haha thanks man, Yeah I got tired of seeing all these photoshops so I said screw it and went to town. My bike is only a week old so they came off pretty easy, I didn't use a heat source or any chemicals just a little bit of patience. After they were removed I cleaned up the areas of any remaining adhesive residue with some "invisible glass". I like the way it turned out, I was going one by one and seeing how it looked however I felt it looked half finished. Maybe I should have just gotten black after all lol.
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Looks good. Anyone with a KRT remove the stickers?
I wondered about the KRT and removing the stickers prior to buying the black one.
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Can you post a pic of the entire side profile? I'd like to see the full view.
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I like it, looks good. I see plastic clips for a tail pack on the rear seat. What tail pick is it?File Size was too big. Had to screenshot it.
Heres my KRT destickered
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Y'all inspired me.
My black model has subtle grey Ninja lettering on the tank and also a subtle grey 400 on the flanks, but there also was a decal saying Kawasaki in bright white ventrally on each side. One of these things just didn't go with the others. After winterizing the Ninjette, I still wanted to spend some quality time in the garage. So I removed the Kawasaki decals.
Sorry Kawi, I'm very pleased to own a Kawasaki but the lettering should have also been a subtle grey if you wanted me to keep it.
My black model has subtle grey Ninja lettering on the tank and also a subtle grey 400 on the flanks, but there also was a decal saying Kawasaki in bright white ventrally on each side. One of these things just didn't go with the others. After winterizing the Ninjette, I still wanted to spend some quality time in the garage. So I removed the Kawasaki decals.
Sorry Kawi, I'm very pleased to own a Kawasaki but the lettering should have also been a subtle grey if you wanted me to keep it.
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Yeah I took the ones off under the seat, I did not like the way they looked so I removed the design on the black plastic under the seat on both sides last year.
I had thought about removing the one off the upper fairing and the middle one on the gray fairing as well that is supposed to flow into the one under the seat..
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I've also been debating removing the 400 stickers, the Ninjette certainly looks good without as posted here. But my shallow ego is telling me to keep them.
Friends, acquaintances and even complete strangers have commented positively when I took my former Ninja 650R for long distance rides. Several big touring bike riders have told me that they felt that they couldn't do what I did with my Little Red Ninja. I've never voiced my opinion that an easily controlled sportbike is less fatiguing than a cumbersome heavyweight on an 18 hour day. Instead, I just basked in the praise.
I've only had my Ninjette for less than two months and so haven't been on a big trip. But by the time we get five states away, the 400 badge will look amazing to those who don't know the secret.
Friends, acquaintances and even complete strangers have commented positively when I took my former Ninja 650R for long distance rides. Several big touring bike riders have told me that they felt that they couldn't do what I did with my Little Red Ninja. I've never voiced my opinion that an easily controlled sportbike is less fatiguing than a cumbersome heavyweight on an 18 hour day. Instead, I just basked in the praise.
I've only had my Ninjette for less than two months and so haven't been on a big trip. But by the time we get five states away, the 400 badge will look amazing to those who don't know the secret.
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I have a black N400 as well, I removed every sticker I could find except the chain adjustment sticker (it will get relocated). I hesitated for a micro second on the 400 stickers but they went as well. I moved the tire pressure sticker to the trunk lid. I even removed the Kawasaki sticker from the windscreen. At this point I would remove the Ninja sticker from the tank if it wasn’t under clear coat. I want full stealth mode ?
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I had too! Just to make you sticker haters crawl ? I love stickers apparently...
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Yes, I succumbed to the sticker world and added a Norton sticker, I thought they deserved a bit of space since Spears had so much territory already!!
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