To be clear, you are right of course, it didn't so "no ethanol." That was just my shorthand version of the not-over-10% sticker posted by Godfrey. Sorry for the false alarm..
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Removing sticker on gas tank..?!
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To be clear, you are right of course, it didn't so "no ethanol." That was just my shorthand version of the not-over-10% sticker posted by Godfrey. Sorry for the false alarm..
Cole Harvey
Just got it firing!
Sorry to take this thread on a tangent, but metal vs plastic tanks, I would like to know more thoughts on this. Certainly, if cared for a metal tank can last forever and plastic will degrade regardless. I can see an advantage that plastic is more puncture resistant. Of course as a purest, tanks should be metal.
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Thanks for the clarification. Spooked me.
Then again, I am a poster child for gullibility and overthinking the obvious.
Bill
I just removed the stickers off the gas tank, fairly easy, used WD40 and a brand new razor blade and credit card, both came off within 30 minutes, after removing I used some goof off to clear the adhesive bed, and polished right away after. Perfect.
I'm glad it went easily for you! 
You put the WD40 on first..?
Yes, granted it was pretty hot out. I don't believe in using heat guns for this type of thing, seen them bake stickers onto paint.
While we're on this topic, curious if folks have removed the stickers from their shocks. I have not done so yet. They wrap around pretty far on mine and I am not sure they will come off as easily (which is to say not so easily at all!) as the tank and fender stickers.