[nick8181M50]

I know this question has been asked a billion times and if someone can point me in the right direction of a post of this nature i would be very thankfull. I got the warning sticker off with a hairdyer and some strong fingernail power but now i cant get that nasty adhesive dull look off my tank. i have been wusing some strong elbo grease and some goo gone and that don;t seem to be doing it can anyone help me on this or tell me where to find a post of similar content. thanks for all you help ahead of time.

 

[YBNormal]

WD-40 worked for me. Good luck!

 

[EmptyTank]

Funny you should mention that because I did the same thing last night with my bike.

Like you, I used a hair dryer to get the stickers off.

Now to get the goo off, a little bit of WD-40 seemed to work perfectly.

 

[nick8181M50]

Thanks so much guys for you coments and suggestions im on my way to try the wd-40 right now....

 

[Air4ceOne]

I've always had good luck with WD40 on all the stickers I've ever removed (even my car windwhields, etc).

 

[wfburton159]

and wd40 works good for removing tar that gets on your bike and car.

 

[johbren]

again wd 40

 

[vlzombie]

I used lighter fluid, worked good. Cleans up easier than WD-40.

 

[Psyc0]

That sticker is as useful as the "instruction manual" jargon stamped onto the sides of Sturm-Ruger handgun barrels. :wink:

 

[jason1gp]

If it won't move - use wd40

If it won't stay - use duct tape

If neither of those work it's time to replace it.

 

[ozbornm]

I personally like the looks of the sticker.
If you left it would make your bike unique thats for sure.

 

[fletch24990]

Cover it with a volusiariders sticker :roll:

 

[basshole]

Ask the Volusinator, he LOVES Noob questions. :twisted:

 

[wncC50]

I used gas on a rag and just wipe it in the glue. and then roll it off with your finger. Do not soak it with gas just dampen it. You may have to wipe it a few times as it tends to dry out

 

[Petey2006(No)C50C]

I used gas on a rag and just wipe it in the glue. and then roll it off with your finger. Do not soak it with gas just dampen it. You may have to wipe it a few times as it tends to dry out

WELCOME, new member.

Pete

 

[DocGibby]

That sticker is as useful as the "instruction manual" jargon stamped onto the sides of Sturm-Ruger handgun barrels. :wink:

I am so glad I am not the only one who thinks that verbage ruins the look of an otherwise outstanding firearm.

 

[Bebop]

After you use the WD40 clean off the area and give it a little wax. Your bike (and the paint) will appreciate the extra massage.

Cheers!