Yep its just that simple to remove them

 

Ditto

 

I just grabbed them and twisted them off with my fingers. Took some effort but the willingness to get those ugly *** things off my bike overcame the finger burn. lol I have used this method 3 times now and every time 100 percent of the glue / tape came off with the reflectors.

 

Gone last night. Pissed I didn't do it earlier.

 

Use plastic or wood popsicle stick to scrape the remaining goo off after you let the WD40 or goo b gone sit on it for about 5 minutes. The plastic and wood will not scratch the forks.

 

I yelled at mine and they got scared and fell off.

Actually I used a garden type hand shovel tool thing and they really did just kind of popped off. No floss, no googone no bullshita.

 

Just replace the stock lowers with chrome lowers. Problem solved

 

Chrome exchange runs $160. Easy enough to DIY as well.

 

Next spring on the chrome lowers. On a tight schedule. Me & the bike get on the auto train in VA headed for FL in 20 days & don't come home until spring. North east winters blow. 100% better with out orange reflectors.