Tank Pads

[Stonefly]

Just a quickie - can anyone advise what is the best way to remove a tank pad without damaging the paintwork please? I don't really like the one that was on my bike when i bought it and would like to replace it.
Cheers!
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Current......Kawasaki ZZR1200 C2H and Kawasaki ZZR600 E7
Previous....Yamaha FS1E, Honda SS50, Suzuki AP50, BSA Bantam D14, Honda CD175, Honda CB250N, Kawasaki Z250A3, Yamaha RD250E, Kawasaki Z400, Kawasaki Z500, Kawasaki GPz550, Honda NTV600, Kawasaki GT750, Kawasaki Z1000R, Kawasaki GPX250

[CarlosCBR]

Use a hair dryer to heat it up and melt the glue then peel it off. There will be a sticky residue left, I use brake cleaner or a strong degreaser to get it off normally.
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[Stonefly]

Thanks Carlos - ummmmmmm, i just found a few older threads on how to...... never mind, my bad
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Current......Kawasaki ZZR1200 C2H and Kawasaki ZZR600 E7
Previous....Yamaha FS1E, Honda SS50, Suzuki AP50, BSA Bantam D14, Honda CD175, Honda CB250N, Kawasaki Z250A3, Yamaha RD250E, Kawasaki Z400, Kawasaki Z500, Kawasaki GPz550, Honda NTV600, Kawasaki GT750, Kawasaki Z1000R, Kawasaki GPX250