sticker on the tank

bruiser2310 Fri 28 Jan 2011, 1:48 pm

First topic message reminder :

does anyone know how to get the warning sticker off
my petrol tank? it`s bloody ugly
i`ve tried to pick it off with my nails but it just breaks to bits
now it looks f*#@ing ugly

b12mick Mon 31 Oct 2011, 2:05 pm

dhula wrote:
madmax wrote:Its easier to just not have a wife

prolly cheeper to. Mine keeps wanting to spend money on bikes and bike stuff,

Oh wait.........

My wife is the same, but the money is spent on HER bike not mine. Oh well, you can't win them all.

As a side note, I realised yesterday that I've been married longer than I was single.

paul Mon 31 Oct 2011, 8:43 pm

b12mick wrote:
dhula wrote:
madmax wrote:Its easier to just not have a wife

prolly cheeper to. Mine keeps wanting to spend money on bikes and bike stuff,

Oh wait.........

My wife is the same, but the money is spent on HER bike not mine. Oh well, you can't win them all.

As a side note, I realised yesterday that I've been married longer than I was single.

yes but you`ll be dead a lot longer than both of those milestones Razz

b12mick Tue 01 Nov 2011, 2:28 pm

paul wrote:
b12mick wrote:
dhula wrote:
madmax wrote:Its easier to just not have a wife

prolly cheeper to. Mine keeps wanting to spend money on bikes and bike stuff,

Oh wait.........

My wife is the same, but the money is spent on HER bike not mine. Oh well, you can't win them all.

As a side note, I realised yesterday that I've been married longer than I was single.

yes but you`ll be dead a lot longer than both of those milestones

I actually plan on living for ever.....

Vellies Fri 18 May 2012, 10:51 pm

WD40 is your friend. Lift the corner, spray a tiny amount on the glue side, and pull. Continue to spray small amounts and keep pulling. Works great every time. Then wash, and perhaps polish to get the WD40 off.

Re-Cycled Sat 19 May 2012, 7:53 am

messmaker wrote:I picked up my new Bandit (1250SA) yesterday, so last night I spent some "quality" time peeling off the sticker on the tank. What a pain! I used the hairdryer method described in this thread, but it was still a long tedious process.

So far I've taken off the one on the black plastic ("don't store things behind the fairing blah blah"), as well as the one on the tank ("don't do stupid stuff blah blah"), I haven't yet had time to take the one on the front LHS ("keep windshield clean blah blah"). Hopefully that last one will be easier than the one on the tank was!

Why don't they put stickers all over the dash of the car? Don't text and drive blah blah , don't pull out without signalling don't engage reverse at 50kph - keep windscreen clean blah blah etc

paul Sat 19 May 2012, 11:48 am

Why don't they put stickers all over the dash of the car? Don't text and drive blah blah , don't pull out without signalling don't engage reverse at 50kph - keep windscreen clean blah blah etc[/quote]

don`t say that too loud , or they might do it & give some drivers another distraction to look at while driving Rolling Eyes

Sloth_27 Mon 21 May 2012, 6:43 pm

paul wrote:

Why don't they put stickers all over the dash of the car? Don't text and drive blah blah , don't pull out without signalling don't engage reverse at 50kph - keep windscreen clean blah blah

They do, check the back of the sun visors.

The stickers come off with plenty of heat, some patience and Oomph glue remover makes it easy to get any residue off.

Sponsored content

sticker on the tank

sticker on the tank

Re: sticker on the tank

sticker on the tank

Re: sticker on the tank

Re: sticker on the tank

Re: sticker on the tank

Re: sticker on the tank

Re: sticker on the tank

Re: sticker on the tank