This is an odd one. My newly purchased '97 still has, I'm guessing here, a clear plastic film used for shipping. On the right side crankcase cover. Aside from a few hours of picking at it with my fingernail,anyone have way of removing it?
Thanks ahead for not ripping me a new one if it is too obvious. Just don't want to screw this up since the bike is near mint. Strangely enough, it is identical to the Vulcan in the forum banner.
That is a protective decorative decal. (IMO) My left one kind of came off on it's own and a little help. The right was a Muttha------er! Got tired of looking at it, heard a heat gun does wonders, but did't have one so I used a soldering torch!! Kept it moving and with a little GOOF-OFF it came right off. After that a little metal polish and it shines great.
Yeah, I wasn't sure being new to the bike. The po was fastidious to say the least. Trying to avoid any permanant damage to the cover. I use Mothers on my '83 ZXT.
Thanks
Try carefully dabbing some acetone or laquer thinner onto it...just at one edge...that will start to dissolve the plastic so you can grab and peel...after that use rubbing alcohol to remove any glue....
I put how I did it in another thread here. It took a while though.
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