Taking off radiator plastic vent?

So I bent my radiator a while ago and had to replaced the fan. The only time it overheats is when I am doing hill climbs in 1-2nd gear. I think there is like 5 plastic vents in front of the radiator, 2 of them are bent and touching each other. Should I just remove the plastic vents. I have no idea why they would put those things at that much of an angle, I am no engineer so I can't talk to much shit, but they seem to be restricting air flow.

Have any of you taken off those vents/shroud (dont know what to call them) things?

Thanks

The vertical grille in front of the radiator is there to protect the radiator vanes from things being hurled in it's direction.
The grille is angled toward the air scoop (often called by riders the radiator shroud).
This way, you get frontal protection as well as airflow via the angled grille.
This technique has been used on liquid-cooled motocross, enduro, off-road, and dual-purpose bikes since practically day one.

The one I DID remove from both my WR-250R and WR-250X is the silly black plastic duct BEHIND the radiator.
This is supposed to deflect hot air from the radiator away from the rider's leg, but since I always rode in motocross boots (WR-250R) or a leather roadrace suit and boots (WR-250X), I didn't feel any hot air bothering me.