+1 on hairdryer. Heat it up really good and the glue loses it's tack. Then use Goo Gone or something like that to rub the remaining goop off. Piece o' cake.

 

what a Coincidence i took mine off my 2008 crossbones yesterday. They twisted off & i used a release agent on the remaining double faced tape. 5 minutes a side...

 

+2 on hairdryer or heat gun. Pryed off with small bladed screwdriver, followed with heat. should come right off. Also heat is definitely good if taking off the protective cover on rear fender.... Should have to use any solvent...

 

Plastic putty knife to pry the suckers off and Goof Off to get the remaining glue off
Bone

 

On my Fat Boy I heated mine up with a Hair Dryer and just pulled them off
then used Goo Gone to remove the remaining glue.
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I bought the Goo Gone in the paint section at Walmart.
I've used WD-40 in the past but Goo Gone is better.

 

Take your bike for a ride, get it heated up, or let the bike sit in the sun, and the metal gets hot, those plastic suckers come right off...... and w/&nbsp\\;w-d 40 as mentioned takes the glue off, with a little rubbing with a soft cloth,&nbsp\\;easy!!!!

 

The dealer removed my rear reflectors when they installed the backrest.&nbsp\\; They did not need to come off but that is different story.&nbsp\\; I used goo gone to remove the residual adhesive from the the aircleaner cover warning sticker.

 

I did the same as texas Fat did. i called it Debadging....lol