Removing velocity stickers

how the fuck do you get them off?
i've tried label remover/white spirit - no effect.
suggestions?

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lighter fluid

that is large for a thumbnail image. but yes Matt you are spot on. they came off real easy.

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use the search button you fool!

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lighter fluid, then put a flame to it, it just vanishes (means you don't have to sit there working at it for ages).

Boiling water.

Citrus degreaser gets everything off of everything*

• i haven't actually tried everything but i certainly works on stickers.
  

mine just came right off no problems...

I second boiling water

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on my new whels they came right off, on older rims i have spent an hour trying to scratch it off with my fingernails, the sticker just keeps crumbling and wont come off, i am gonna try a hairdryer as soon as i can find one

hair dryer to warm them first

if yu ride fast enought they fly off on their own

+1 Hairdryer

I had some ridiculously stubborn ones, took a hairdryer to them to soften glue, then used a plastic tyre lever to spare my fingernails. Lighterfluid afterwards for the glue. Clean as a whistle.

does this work on all rim stickers or just the velocitys? I have some garish sticker on a set of alex rims that would look waay better taken off, the rims are black not silver it that makes any difference.

Go to the chemist and ask for the shit they use to take plasters off - I think its isopropyl alcohol or something - usually they do wipes in separate packets for 20p each. It's much better than degreaser/nail vanish remover/vodka

Angle grinder will do the trick.

Maplins Decal remover - about 5 quid and works on everything

i chewed mine off once i coated them in Sulphuric Acid

if you get them off nd theres a sticky resadue use a rubber/eraser and then just rub off

Just another quick tip...I used a cheapo version of WD40 and an old credit card to get the decals off my 1980s bike. Worked a treat. WD40 is also good for getting rid of the sticky residue.