[majstevetrevor]

Just curious if anyone has painted over, removed, or otherwise gotten rid of the "Bobber" insignia on the airbox? That is, short of removing the airbox entirely, which I know some folks have done, and which I think looks cool! Relatedly, I wonder if possible to change the airbox to a plain one with no writing? It would have to fit exactly, so I imagine it is not possible, but wondering if Triumph might have plain ones available..

 

[Bobber-Bomb]

Wrap

Just a thought, why not try wrapping both side panels in gloss black vinyl?

It’s quick, easy to do, relatively cheap, and if you don’t like it you can peel it off. :wink2:

 

[Dave Zink]

No Bobber stickers on mine!

 

[djdannygunz]

there was an earlier thread on this (as that's one of the first things people probably wanted to change)

http://www.triumphbobberforum.com/f...odifications/1361-removing-bobber-decals.html

there's a clearcoat over the decal (which is why it is raised). they may sell pre-painted plain pieces, but not sure. i am sure that if they do, they won't be cheap. i think the best bet would be to take them to your local paint/body shop and have them sand them down to remove the decal underneath, then re-paint.

 

[MikeMAC]

Wow!

 

[majstevetrevor]

No Bobber stickers on mine!

My goodness... Do tell..

 

[Rocky]

No Bobber stickers on mine!

Great looking bikes! Did you have your rear fender made and how is it attached? I look the look better than the Triumph rear short fender. Thanks.

 

[MikeMAC]

I'd like to know about the exhaust and how you covered the wires when deleting the air box.

 

[Rons T]

I tried a heat gun on the decal but it wasn't working well. It started to peel but was leaving an impression behind. So I quit before it started to look ridulous.
I think sanding and re painting it the way To go.
You can do it yourself with a rattle can of the right paint.