[bluefire1914]

on all of the pictures I see of the RED cbr, I see those dumb fuel warning/info stickers. On the BLACK ones, I don't. Why is that?

Also, how do you get those off without damaging the paint?

 

[JERSEY CBR]

use a hair dryer,comes right off

 

[somebody5788]

A little paint safe goo gone helps too. Took mine off my black one the 2nd day.

 

[TRICH911]

Took mine off the next day as well...what's funny is I didn't even read them...I am sure they said important things like "gas is flammable" and other nuggets of secretive info

 

[Luke]

Tank bag covers mine - doesn't bother me.

 

[somebody5788]

Took mine off the next day as well...what's funny is I didn't even read them...I am sure they said important things like "gas is flammable" and other nuggets of secretive info

Yep and something about a helmet

 

[Night_rider]

or jsut wait for warm day, when your paint heats up peal it off them, get some glue gone and rub away and then a nice wash

 

[DaSik]

ya goo gone is your best bet. Just remember to rewax as the goo gone strips whatever wax or factory coating was there before.

 

[lenbrinke]

Took mine off the next day as well...what's funny is I didn't even read them...I am sure they said important things like "gas is flammable" and other nuggets of secretive info

i think mine said "dont drink contents could cause sickness or death"

 

[cricri]

first pass: hair dryer
second pass: WD-40
third pass: soap and water
fourth pass: wax

 

[Garcia20Fast]

If using goo gone, look to see that it is paint safe. Had a friend that messed that up, Not fun. Also it is a very good idea to wash AND wax after doing this. Some materials can harm paint if left on in sun(heat + solvent= BADNEWS), just wash to be safe.

 

[pampal]

I took off all the stickers the first day