Remove reflectors
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As an FYI, sometimes searching the forums for a particular concern can direct you to previous threads related to that same subject area.
Here is a link to a previous thread on removing reflectors:
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/softa...-of-forks.html
As an FYI, sometimes searching the forums for a particular concern can direct you to previous threads related to that same subject area.
Here is a link to a previous thread on removing reflectors:
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/softa...-of-forks.html
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#6
I just helped a buddy of mine do this very thing. Sit the bike out in the sun, long enough to drink a beer...or two.
Put something under the edge of the reflector; your finger, pocket knife, plastic putty knife...whatever you're confident in using that won't scratch the paint in the event you screw up.
Pop that sucker off.
Rub any leftover goo off with your fingers.
Viola!
Put something under the edge of the reflector; your finger, pocket knife, plastic putty knife...whatever you're confident in using that won't scratch the paint in the event you screw up.
Pop that sucker off.
Rub any leftover goo off with your fingers.
Viola!
#7
Food for thought, when I pulled my reflectors I also pulled those ugly stickers off of the front of the frame too. I don't need a "warning label" on my bike and the frame and motor has the vin numbers stamped into them so I don't need that sticker either. It looks MUCH cleaner with all of that crap gone.
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