Removing all warning stickers and reflectors is my first mod and always do it as soon as I get the bike home. Hair dryer and Goo-Gone work for me

 

You can use your OLs cold cream to remove residue on the painted surfaces without damage.

 

Just like loud pipes, reflectors saves lives. Hey, that would make a good bumper sticker. Oh, I don't have a bumper on my Road King Classic. My bad!

 

plasma torch works too

 

Heat em up with a hair dryer and I used dental floss.
A little carb cleaner to remove the residue and a coat of wax.

Krusr

 

got the denim paint what works for that

 

hair dryer and pull as it heated up.

 

I use a hair dryer, then dental floss (cause I'm a hard-core biker and gots no teeth), and then goo-gone. Never noticed a problem with the goo-gone damaging the paint clear coat....but I wipe it all off as soon as the crud is gone....and apply a good paste wax. Now you've all made me paranoid about goo-gone. Thank you.

 

A hot garage in the middle of a Florida summer and some dental floss works for me. WD40 for the residue left behind if any.

 

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