The Bike is starting to look good. Stickers???

[najstoyz]

Today I installed some blue LED lights in the front end, rear end and in the fairing holes. Ordered a sweet undertail kit off ebay and possibly a D &D Slip on enhaust. It's coming along nicely. I am not a big fan of underbody lighting but I must admit it looks really good. I will have to post some pics when its done. The main reason for this message. Does anyone know the easiest meathod for removing the warning stickers. I know that a hairdryer, credit card and gas are the most common. Just curious if there is an easier way that spending a frustrating 2-3 hours on 4 stickers. Thanks.

[bigbike-r]

wd-40 just peel it off then spray wd-40 over it and it wipes off easy nuff

[jday240]

I let mine sit in the sun for several hours till noon and peeled them all off with my fingernail in about 5 minutes. I used Goo Gone to remove the residue but WD - 40 would work well also.

[najstoyz]

right on. I'll have to give that a shot. Thanks.

[Alley_Kat]

The dealership I got my bike at said use the Bumper Sticer Remover from AutoZone.

[KatanaSoldier]

After heating them up and pulling them off, I used the turtle wax bug and tar remover. It actually waxes as it removes.

[fixer]

the sticker on the tank of my '93 was BAKED on, and only chipped and flaked when i tried to get it off.

i let it sit in the sun about two months ago, then sprayed it with some Goo Gone graffiti remover and scrapped with a plastic putty knife... came right off, but needle more remover spray and gentle scraping.