Lower leg reflectors
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Either fishing line or unwaxed dental floss. Wrap each end on a couple of sticks and stick the line behind the reflector. Work the line back and forth like a wire saw and you apply pressure downward and keeping pressure on the forks. Any residue left over can be removed with either Goo Gone or WD-40.
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Either fishing line or unwaxed dental floss. Wrap each end on a couple of sticks and stick the line behind the reflector. Work the line back and forth like a wire saw and you apply pressure downward and keeping pressure on the forks. Any residue left over can be removed with either Goo Gone or WD-40.
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Just took mine off this morning. Dental floss broke everytime, go with fishing line. I heated mine up with a hair dryer and it popped off. Goo Gone cleaned up what remained of the glue. My fork is gloss black, just a light touch up on spots that were roughed up with Rustoleum gloss black and looks perfect.
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