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  • #4876
    Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

    Originally posted by xmoose View Post
    Yep... Stone is an apt word to describe it
    [emoji23] [emoji23]
    [emoji1] but bit of an irritation develops after some 100kms bro.

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    • #4877
      Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

      Originally posted by xmoose View Post
      Not all the time but occasionally...
      Its like Ghat roads..and hairpins.. Plus they are not engineered well(#kerala) .

      Can we actually take the seat apart and do something.. Although personally I hate bullets.. I love riding on the back seat.. Anything we can do to the seat to make it more comfy?
      Ride on air seat for 3k

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      • #4878
        Help in removing Sticker bits!

        Hey guys,
        Today I removed my side sticker (stock) and after removing it I observed some bits of that sticker still sticking to the bottom.I can't seem to remove them as it is difficult to reach! Can someone suggest me something to get those bits removed because it looks really ugly! Please Help! I have attached the pics of the same (circled in black)!

        Right Side


        Left Side

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        • #4879
          Re: Help in removing Sticker bits!

          Originally posted by melo1999 View Post
          Hey guys,
          Today I removed my side sticker (stock) and after removing it I observed some bits of that sticker still sticking to the bottom.I can't seem to remove them as it is difficult to reach! Can someone suggest me something to get those bits removed because it looks really ugly! Please Help! I have attached the pics of the same (circled in black)!

          Right Side


          Left Side
          I think it's glue... Anyway... Heat Let's the gum loose... Put some detergent over it.. And pour some hot water on the area not boiling hot though.. Or use a blow drier.. And just scrape it off

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          • #4880
            Re: Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 Owners Review and Experience

            Originally posted by IamAditya View Post
            Kerala? [emoji2] am from Cherthala.
            No go for cushioning or gel .

            Making the rear softer will make the bike less stable.
            Awesome to see malayalees in the group..., I'm from kannur myself
            I have seen sofarider seats from redlineplus.in

            A friend of mine installed it on his RC.. And i would say it was worth the money...

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            • #4881
              Re: Help in removing Sticker bits!

              Originally posted by xmoose View Post
              I think it's glue... Anyway... Heat Let's the gum loose... Put some detergent over it.. And pour some hot water on the area not boiling hot though.. Or use a blow drier.. And just scrape it off
              BrO it's not glue, it's a small portion of the sticker! What to do! Of.i scrape it the paint may go along with it! Help

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              • #4882
                Re: Help in removing Sticker bits!

                Originally posted by melo1999 View Post
                BrO it's not glue, it's a small portion of the sticker! What to do! Of.i scrape it the paint may go along with it! Help
                No dude...either way Just heat it somehow. Heat releases the glue.. Try hot water with detergent.. Or try hair dryer... Its safe.. And then don't use any tool. Just use your nails.. Or something like a plastic plucker or sth..

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                • #4883
                  Re: Help in removing Sticker bits!

                  Originally posted by xmoose View Post
                  No dude...either way Just heat it somehow. Heat releases the glue.. Try hot water with detergent.. Or try hair dryer... Its safe.. And then don't use any tool. Just use your nails.. Or something like a plastic plucker or sth..
                  That sticker goes inside the right panel as it's attached to the front fairing. The only way to remove it is to remove the right fairing as that gives access to remove it perfectly. Do not try and peel it without​ removing the fairing it might take the paint with it.

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                  • #4884
                    Re: Help in removing Sticker bits!

                    Originally posted by Minisoda View Post
                    That sticker goes inside the right panel as it's attached to the front fairing. The only way to remove it is to remove the right fairing as that gives access to remove it perfectly. Do not try and peel it without​ removing the fairing it might take the paint with it.
                    I've removed all the stickers and none were gone inside the fairing... There was ample gap between the fairing closing and sticker edge... Does it differ for bikes?

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                    • #4885
                      Re: Help in removing Sticker bits!

                      Originally posted by Minisoda View Post
                      That sticker goes inside the right panel as it's attached to the front fairing. The only way to remove it is to remove the right fairing as that gives access to remove it perfectly. Do not try and peel it without​ removing the fairing it might take the paint with it.
                      Originally posted by xmoose View Post
                      I've removed all the stickers and none were gone inside the fairing... There was ample gap between the fairing closing and sticker edge... Does it differ for bikes?
                      It does kind of depends on each bike..
                      I removed mine too and there were none which goes inside the fairing..
                      Just of those "each bike is different" QC thing

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                      • #4886
                        Re: Help in removing Sticker bits!

                        Originally posted by Koogly007 View Post
                        It does kind of depends on each bike..
                        I removed mine too and there were none which goes inside the fairing..
                        Just of those "each bike is different" QC thing
                        I've read somewhere that the bikes come without stickers and its sticked by the svc guys... Maybe that's why

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                        • #4887
                          Re: Help in removing Sticker bits!

                          Originally posted by xmoose View Post
                          I've removed all the stickers and none were gone inside the fairing... There was ample gap between the fairing closing and sticker edge... Does it differ for bikes?
                          Originally posted by Koogly007 View Post
                          It does kind of depends on each bike..
                          I removed mine too and there were none which goes inside the fairing..
                          Just of those "each bike is different" QC thing
                          I've removed this particular sticker on my bike and on a Black RS 200 as well we had to remove the dashboard surrounding plastic and the right fairing to remove it perfectly. Don't know if newer bikes have a different sticker. Cheers.


                          Edit: Bikes come with the stickers attached. The dealers may remove them. My bike came with the stickers from the factory.
                          Last edited by Minisoda; 04-09-2017, 06:38 PM.

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                          • #4888
                            Re: Help in removing Sticker bits!

                            Originally posted by melo1999 View Post
                            Hey guys,
                            Today I removed my side sticker (stock) and after removing it I observed some bits of that stic...

                            Right Side


                            Left Side
                            i can't understand why someone would ruin the original stickers and paints.. and for gods sake.. never use detergents or similar chemicals on paint ever.. it destroys the paint and its shine in the process. I have always used simple water on my bike.
                            Hot Headed Beast

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                            • #4889
                              Re: Help in removing Sticker bits!

                              Originally posted by hotheadedbeast View Post
                              i can't understand why someone would ruin the original stickers and paints.. and for gods sake.. never use detergents or similar chemicals on paint ever.. it destroys the paint and its shine in the process. I have always used simple water on my bike.
                              Honda and suzuki manuals recommend washing using a mild detergent.

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                              • #4890
                                Re: Help in removing Sticker bits!

                                Originally posted by hotheadedbeast View Post
                                i can't understand why someone would ruin the original stickers and paints.. and for gods sake.. never use detergents or similar chemicals on paint ever.. it destroys the paint and its shine in the process. I have always used simple water on my bike.
                                People remove stickers so that their bike looks better from their perspective . to each their own..

                                And using soap or shampoo on a particular part once won't ruin them would they?

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