Removing sticker and maybe debadge

On the rear fender i have a sticker, ive not really looked at it but i think it suggests tyre pressures.
It looks daft, but i never got round to taking it off.
What method will get it off easiest without damaging the paint?
I also thought about debadging the tank. but ideally i'd want to put the badges on again if i ever sell the bike (buyer might not like it debadged), is this a simple process?

Thanks

Hairdryer to warm the sticker and it should slowly peel off, it'll probably break up due to it's age, then turps,petrol or sticky stuff remover on the residue, Tank Badges, Fishing line pulled down the back of it in a sawing motion to get through the double sided tape, then hairdryer and same again.

Lighter fluid is a good solvent for removing the residue adhesive.

what lb fishing line sim?

fat intruder wrote:

what lb fishing line sim?

615lbs, just in case you want to pull the bike over to your way of thinking 

will I need a rod and harness? lol

good idea bet it make light work of getting of the badges

Mine came off when my mechanic threatened to write "Anal" above them !!

Petrol is great for melting the glue too....

Definetely the hairdryer don't get it to hot you don't want to bubble perm your paint, i use solvent based panel wipes to remove the residual glue. You'll most probably find a different shade of paint underneath