gixxer frame ?'s

[Josh New User Find all posts View Profile Close Josh]

I am polishing a friends 2002 GSXR 750 frame andd I was wondering if any one has ever removed the bikes vin # sticker that sits in the middle of the frame in plain sight. Is it legal, or more importantly Possible. Also, I am polishing with a 7" grinder and was wondering if I have to do the cut/color in seperate steps or do all cut first then color. Just wondering because its easier just to move back and forth.

[Guest Close customandsound]

you can not remove the vin# ... that is not legal ... you may want to check with your local state police ... by removing it . will make it look funny when or if you get pulled over .. they will try you up for a while to figure if it is stolen .... cut a few strips of duct tape and cover it ...... you do your cut ... then the color .. i do it with each compound i use .. but the white i use it for color....

[Fireblade Amateur Metal Finisher Find all posts View Profile Close Fireblade]

Actually, I did that to my 96 gixxer 750, I removed the black tag on the left frame spar. Actually the vin #'s are punched through that tag and into the frame itself. If you remove the tag, the #'s are still imprinted under the tag and in the frame. I did it, never had any problems, and the vin the use mostly anyways is the one on the steering head. If the #'s match on the head and the spar, you will be fine, which they should no matter what. Makes for a cleaner lines, but if you doubt it, tape it and do around it.

[Josh New User Find all posts View Profile Close Josh]

So if the #'s match, I should be good to take the tag off? Suzuki should follow suit and put the info tag on the swingarm and just stamp the neck. thanks for the advice.

[Fireblade Amateur Metal Finisher Find all posts View Profile Close Fireblade]

the numbers will match, but just saying, when you take the tag off, the numbers will still be there. Call your dmv and ask them, they probably are idiots, but give it a shot.

[low900rr New User Find all posts View Profile Close low900rr]

the vin's are stamped on the neck as the other guy said. You dont need the tag on the side. The vins on the neck are in plain site and thats where a cop would look anyways.

[Guest Close customandsound]

i talked to my uncle about this .. he is a cop .. he said if there are some kinds of numbers on the frame . the ones that were stamped form the maker or the ones you stamp in is all legal as long as they match the title and the dmv.... then i was also told that 5 out of 10 cops don't even check the numbers ...