Fork Reflectors

[jsd2]

What is the best way to remove them? 


Thanks,

Jim

[Spidey]

I ripped 'em off with my hands.  Unless they've changed sumptin', they're just held on with double-sided tape.

[hadesducati848]

dental floss

[meanmonster]

I pulled them off then used slighly abrasive wax to remove any leftovers. Also involved a very fresh razor. Did the same with all my emissions and vin etc silver frame stickers.

[jsd2]

Thanks for your help.  The reflectors were easy, it was the sticky stuff that was harder to get off.  Still working on it. 

Jim

[scduc]

Why would you want to remove them???

[Goat_Herder]

Thanks for your help.  The reflectors were easy, it was the sticky stuff that was harder to get off.  Still working on it. 

Jim

Try WD40. 

[xcaptainxbloodx]

paint safe brake clean (or goof off, or nail polish remover, or rubbing alcohol) for the residue

[hadesducati848]

also wd-40 works great too for the sticky stuff

[R0CKETMAN]

Heavy fishing line, goo gone, scratch free scotch brite

[vincheung]

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[Bishamon]

Dental floss to get them started, hands for the rest of the way, thumbs for most of the adhesive, followed by Goo Gone for the remaining residue.

[Grampa]

Just write Harley on them with a black sharpie and park it in front of a walmart.   Gone in 60 seconds.

[fastwin]

 

[rockaduc]

+2 on the WD-40