Removing tank warning sticker ?

[alan c]

Can someone please tell me the best way to remove the warning sticker from the top of my plastic tank on the s2r ? i do not want to scratch the tank !!!! and it looks crap :grump:

thanks.

[Pedro]

Warm it with a hairdryer and it should peel off - solvent cleaner will get ride of any glue residue

[MagnaJeep]

Heat guns usually help a lot when trying to remove stickers or anything
similiar.

[Gilps]

boiling water from the kettle works well too

[Albie]

As pedro says gently gently. If you have sticky residue left use wd40

[alan c]

Cheers lads, will get the hair dryer out :)

[J.P]

If that doesn't work Alan, try a chisel.

[alan c]

good idea :fou: thanks for your technical knowledge J.P

[alan c]

Sticker removed :spin: and not with a chisel J.P :thumbsdown:

now i need to get myself a c spanner to adjust the chain, any ideas best place to buy ?

Cheers.

[Albie]

Not one in toolkit then. There was in my 748 one. Not great fit mind :look:

[JMo]

Sticker removed :spin: and not with a chisel J.P :thumbsdown:

now i need to get myself a c spanner to adjust the chain, any ideas best place to buy ?

Cheers.

You can buy just the spanner for £15 from a Ducati dealer... or you can buy the complete 916 toolkit that has the C-spanner in for about £13, also from a Ducati dealer...

I got mine from Moto Rapido as I recall, but it ought to be available to order still from any dealer?

xxx

[alan c]

Thanks Jmo, will get on line and look at Ducati dealers :look:

[Albie]

Just stop doing the wheelies and it wont stretch.

[alan c]

Sorted chain, found that the C-spanner for adjusting rear shock fitted the chain adjusting cam :spin:

[Albie]

Muppet LOL :chuckle::chuckle:

[gary tompkins]

Sorted chain, found that the C-spanner for adjusting rear shock fitted the chain adjusting cam :spin:

How did you get on with the sticky residue Alan? :freak:

[alan c]

Gary - i used a tissue, what do you do !!!!!:D