[Brentano]

That beautiful red frame pokes out so little from the bodywork that the three stickers on it really bugged me. I was dreading the task of removing them, though, because I was nearly certain they were going to shred on the way off, beginning an endless process of Goo-Gone and fingernail ministrations.

Nope. Super easy. Just get your fingernail under a corner and each of them comes cleanly off.

Since they were still intact, I relocated them to the frame under the seat so I'll still have vin, tire pressure recommendations et al nearby, but now the colored frame is much cleaner.

 

[sids911]

Did you have to do it on the warm frame?

 

[tworedtoys]

That beautiful red frame pokes out so little from the bodywork that the three stickers on it really bugged me. I was dreading the task of removing them, though, because I was nearly certain they were going to shred on the way off, beginning an endless process of Goo-Gone and fingernail ministrations.

Nope. Super easy. Just get your fingernail under a corner and each of them comes cleanly off.

Since they were still intact, I relocated them to the frame under the seat so I'll still have vin, tire pressure recommendations et al nearby, but now the colored frame is much cleaner.

Yep. Did the same thing first day I bought it. they all fit under the seat very nicely...

 

[Brentano]

Did you have to do it on the warm frame?

It was 85°F outside, and even hotter in my garage, so that may have helped.

 

[Bigwaves1]

I took mine off and put them in the back of the owners manual.

 

[Snowboard Duke]

Since they were still intact, I relocated them to the frame under the seat so I'll still have vin, tire pressure recommendations et al nearby, but now the colored frame is much cleaner.

Genius! thanks

 

[olivier]

Made also. With the heat emanating from the engine, they came loose very easily, I stuck them on the frame, under saddle

 

[spartan1984]

I removed the stickers also and placed them on the empty pages of the Owner Manual

 

[klev]

Im gonna try this today after a short ride. Should be warm enough and hopefully doesnt tear. Mines gonna go under the seat.

 

[olivier]

Even in ambient temperature and cold frame, I managed to unstick easily the last sticker. It is necessary to take off slowly not to risk to tear

 

[se7en]

Radiant temps are not required...at least not for mine. I took mine off in the garage while drinking a beer in 10 minutes. Bike had not been ridden since the day before. Placed the stickers in the Owners Manual. I did the same for the Hyper back in '13. MUCH better, now...gained at least 5 HP!

 

[olivier]

t is clear that after that, it is not any more the same motorcycle. At least 5 hp and 2 mkg of couple at least

 

[skr9]

Same here - I used a heat gun just to make certain their removal went without issue. Did like the others - stuck them to the blank pages of the owners' manual. Just looks so much better without them.

 

[klev]

Stickers off! Shes red hot!

 

[se7en]

Stickers off! Shes red hot!

H3ll yes!!!

 

[Gurren Ridin]

Hmmm... I would like to have that documentation conveniently available on the bike. I should check if there's space under the seat to stick them to.

Edit: Brentano seems to have answered this already. Oops.

 

[klev]

Hmmm... I would like to have that documentation conveniently available on the bike. I should check if there's space under the seat to stick them to.

Edit: Brentano seems to have answered this already. Oops.

There is space, but just not the original way. There arent frame tubes that long under the seat, so you have to mix it up with flats. The long stickers will wrap a bit.

 

[olivier]

Under the place passenger of the seat, there are the tubes of the back loop and also the flat metallic part. I stuck it stickers.

 

[Gurren Ridin]

Ahhhh, that looks much better.

 

[IL_Mostro]

I did this first day on my Monster and will do it first day on the SS. I can't understand why some folks never remove them.