But those stickers are there to "remind" you to be safe! LOL!Taa Taa Taa!!....Safety first.
Reflectors are staying on mine for a while. I dont think they add to much weight to slow it down. And their is no way you can take away from the beauty of Blue and Silver....I have removed the stickers from the tank and fairing.
same here. I might cut mind down and get some smaller signal lights. I'll wait until this winter thoughBut those stickers are there to "remind" you to be safe! LOL!Taa Taa Taa!!....Safety first.
Reflectors are staying on mine for a while. I dont think they add to much weight to slow it down. And their is no way you can take away from the beauty of Blue and Silver....I have removed the stickers from the tank and fairing.
I think the bike looks cleaner without the reflectors... at least black ones do. I wouldn't mind a new undertail, but that's not cheap... so I'm sticking to smaller changes.
Next time we will give you some secrets to get it off, if you ask.Oh, those stickers...
Naturally they came right off the textured plastic just fine. But when I got to the one on the tank, it decided to fragment into leetle tiny pieces, thus leaving that nasty adhesive residue behind.
It took an hour of methodical finger and Tshirt-rubbing to get it all off and my fingertips are still sensitive 2 days after.
But at least the tank is mar-free.
Yep... a blow dryer directly on the sticker will get it off. It takes a while it'll happen.Actually, there are those pesky sticker on the frame. I invite you to divulge the secret now, if you would be so kind.
Hoping you don't say blow dryer.
Dude, this thread is from back in July... my bike doesn't even look like those pics anymore! LOL!(dadofthree @ Sep. 28 2006,15:17) Pandem1c; Clean the chain side of that rear wheel man. I've got your twin. No PICs yet. Looks great.