What is the best thing to use to loosen the glue on the lower front fork yellow reflectors?

I want to remove them and they are on the polished aluminum good. I want something that will release the glue so I dont have to worry about breaking the reflector.

 

I removed mine.
I was told to heat the area a bit with a hairdryer and use fish line or dental floss to cut through the foam strip, then clean up the residue with WD-40.

What really happened was I tried that and the fish line and the dental floss would only break when I tried to "saw" through it.

What I ended up doing was to heat up the reflector (really the glue) and twist the reflector, breaking the adhesion to the fork and removing the reflector that way. I pulled off the glue strips as best I could and then I used the WD-40 to clean off the rest of the glue.

 

A little paint thinner works good too....Just make sure you wash over it with soapy water and apply a little wax...should be good to go.

 

I just peeled mine off with a good finger grip then used goo gone from walmart . same with the rear ones .

 

WD40 works great to clean off the glue

 

DON'T use a die grinder..... LOL.....

 

heat gun to reactivate glue & as the sayin goes "use your penius"

 

 

Dental floss and WD40 to clean up the glue.

 

That's what I did too. It was no big deal.