this has probably been asked before but how do you get the tape off of frame that the reflector was stuck to?

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Bigirn

Cheap little product called GOO Gone paid $3.50 for it at the hardware and that stuff works very well. I used the goo gone when i removed my fork reflectors and the stickers on my AC cover and it worked very well.

Have also heard guys use WD-40

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Goo Gone is good to get the glue residue off. Try fishing line drawn back and forth between the reflector and the surface it's mounted to - this will get it off and then you are good to go with the Goo Gone. Follow up with a good coat of wax.

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stage 1, V&H true duals SE slip-ons, oil cooler, other stuff

WD-40 and a fingernail does the job.

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2004 Sportster | 1966 BSA Hornet 650

WD-40....give it a minute to penetrate.

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+1 for Goo Gone, works great

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Just used goo gone today on a couple of reflectors, just spray and let it soak in for a couple of minutes then wipe off, it took 2 applications to get it all off but it came off easily, then i just finished wiping it with a little alochol.

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Lou

Used a Blow Dryer to heat up the area around the reflector, then just peeled it off. Used Goof Off to wipe off the remaining glue residue.



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+1 on the blow dryer, definatly makes the job easier.