Dental floss works well XD
seriously..
If you press against the fork lower real evenly,,less sticky to clean off
and no chance of scratching the fork lower.
Use a hair dryer to heat the reflector first, that will soften the adhesive. Then slid dental floss or lightweight fishing line behind and down the length of the reflector.
WD-40, or Goo-Gone will take off the leftover residue.
just pull them off with your hands, they will break as you pull them but they are trash anyhow... dont use a screw driver or anything, if you scratch you will regret it....
i took off my fork reflectors and rear and i got failed at the inspection station
That's why you have to be aware of all requirements to pass a safety. In my province if I take pretty much anything off I won't pass safety (belt guards, fenders, reflectors, mirrors, turn signal, etc).
on the 2010 iron all my stick-on reflectors just pulled off by hand.
the glue stayed behind.
the 'glue' seems to be a 3m rubber type of stuff. i rolled it right off with my fingers. it left no residue.
That's why you have to be aware of all requirements to pass a safety. In my province if I take pretty much anything off I won't pass safety (belt guards, fenders, reflectors, mirrors, turn signal, etc).
gayachusetts would fail you for sitting on the bike wrong, if they could.