Yes, on every bike I've ever owned, usually by parking the bike in the sun a few minutes and then gently peeling up one corner with a fingernail.
No sunshine? A hair drier set on low will also do the trick.
Nails like mine? Short-short?
I once used the nylon scraper that came with a Teflon-coated George Forman burger grill! ;-)
Don't worry if the plastic comes off and leaves the adhesive behind.
Tear off a small piece of paper towel and soak it in WD-40. Place that over the adhesive like a band-aid and let it sit a minute or two.
The WD-40 won't hurt the paint, unlike some citrus based goo removers possibly can.
Once the goo's softened, spray more WD-40 on the area and wipe with a micro-fiber cloth on a fingertip.
Go in one direction and the stuff'll gather up a bit, making it a little easier to remove.
Take your time. It will come off.
=)
No sunshine? A hair drier set on low will also do the trick.
Nails like mine? Short-short?
I once used the nylon scraper that came with a Teflon-coated George Forman burger grill! ;-)
Don't worry if the plastic comes off and leaves the adhesive behind.
Tear off a small piece of paper towel and soak it in WD-40. Place that over the adhesive like a band-aid and let it sit a minute or two.
The WD-40 won't hurt the paint, unlike some citrus based goo removers possibly can.
Once the goo's softened, spray more WD-40 on the area and wipe with a micro-fiber cloth on a fingertip.
Go in one direction and the stuff'll gather up a bit, making it a little easier to remove.
Take your time. It will come off.
=)
