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Even my supernaturally developed right arm isn't up for rubbing this one out!
Spray some wd40 🙂
You say you have a supernaturally developed right arm? So do the guys who attach the stickers at mavic.
That ain't no glue.
Hmm, in that case I'll ask my mum how to remove it, she had years of experience
Heat gun.
Just be thankful they're not American Classic decals. 2 weekends elbow grease and 1ltr nail varnish remover.
in contrast, the stickers on my easton rims just peeled off, all 40 grams of them (!)
I found a little bit of ash rubbed in with the finger works wonders on most adhesives. Kinda turns the glue into a putty type substance that's easy to roll into balls which can be picked off. White spirit will remove what's left.
Martymac - you actually weighed them?! lol
The Marzocchi warning stickers are worse to remove....they hateful things to get off. No other manufacturer sticks warnings all over their forks so I don't see why Marzocchi have to.
Will have to try Euro's tip,off down to the Crematorium later on the way home!!
@matther
its worse than that, i actually went to asda and bought scales so i could weigh them 😳
Part of a series of photos called "perfectly normal things I do"
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Cut down a mountain bike tyre, then weigh the bits.
Got the same Salter Scales as well (Asda £8 in black) doddle to use.You can get a fancy on from Park Tools (and others),but same accuracy at 1g either way.Seen those jewellers scales online but buying one might cause interest from plod (...people who bought this item also viewed...,pictures of little self-seal bags... for your "product"?).I would not want that degree of micro accuracy anyway.