eazi-grip: adhesive and fairings

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I am thinking of adding a couple of (transparent) eazi-grip tank pads to the HP2S.

I always avoided them, cause I dislike the "look", but I can do with the extra grip.

My question is for anyone that used them, about the ability to remove them in the future, maybe.
The tank fairing on my HP2 are not the original ones (those are in storage), but still Ilmberger carbon parts painted by TunnerUK (rip) at the time. I don't want to completely ruin them.

Are they removable with patience and some solvent?
 
I am thinking of adding a couple of (transparent) eazi-grip tank pads to the HP2S.

I always avoided them, cause I dislike the "look", but I can do with the extra grip.

My question is for anyone that used them, about the ability to remove them in the future, maybe.
The tank fairing on my HP2 are not the original ones (those are in storage), but still Ilmberger carbon parts painted by TunnerUK (rip) at the time. I don't want to completely ruin them.

Are they removable with patience and some solvent?
If I need to remove decals a warm hairdryer does the trick
 
Test a tiny blob of a solvent on the glue on the centre of the sticker (pad) to see if it works. If small enough, it shouldn’t really affect the looks once fitted

You’ll then know what to use to remove the sticker when you want.
 
Thanks guys. I did a real bodge of it (putting the pads on). :D
I’ll need the bike again Sept 2nd and will try to remove them after that, and probably replace with black ones.
 
I use a tiny amount of paint thinners on a clean cloth (lint free) to remove any glue residue left from removed (by a hair dryer low heat) stickers or decals off my bike, then apply a spray on furniture polish.
Never leaves any stains or marks, and comes off really easily.
 


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