Brian, run a search on 'reflectors' or 'removing decals' etc.; there are some very long threads from early last summer when most of us where first starting to do this, that cover removing reflectors and decals from almost every angle. Very briefly, a pair of heavy gloves and a little heat from a blow dryer and a slow steady clockwise twist on the reflectors will have them off; goo-gone for the residue and decal removal; avoid tools if you want to avoid scratchmarks in the clearcoat. Lots more details in the earlier threads tho ...
A hammer....
Plastic putty knnife and gooby gone
Reflectors are a project for a rainy day when im not working or in class. My exhaust was on a rainy day that i swapped that and my lights will probably be an all nighter on a tuesday night since i have class late weds pm. Untill then i will ride it with the hideous reflectors on
Better yet... just paint it like this:I'm going to put bigger reflectors on and add even more. Maybe a couple big ones on the gas tank, a few more on both fenders......
That sounds good, I have some for sale. Like new.I'm going to put bigger reflectors on and add even more. Maybe a couple big ones on the gas tank, a few more on both fenders......
Now you're talkin'!Better yet... just paint it like this:
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lmao,every post should have a steveo.still lmaoI'm going to put bigger reflectors on and add even more. Maybe a couple big ones on the gas tank, a few more on both fenders......
nope, Ill wait til I need it for more then taking off 2 reflectors after I get the accessories i want,,I figured Turnsignals were more important.
Im glad there are others out there blinging in the air like me,,with those bright red look at me reflectors on,,when people see my bike the reflectors dont matter,,they see alot of chrome,,and the blue,,when you get your bike lester and pull yours off bark,,lmao til then stay in your cage,,,, ruff ruff
I just bought some new foot pegs for my bike. Can I still be a member of the forum? lol
