thanks jackyl and everyone else for there help
Pics of my 2" tank lift.
Road Master
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wow dude take those reflectors off quick. lol. best thing about a tank lift is it easier to read the speedo. looks good. nice bike btw. looks real clean for an 01
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Road Warrior
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lol.... I plan on taking off the fork reflectors but how would you get the ones off the fender. Id be afraid of messing up the paint.
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heat from a blow dryer and mine peeled right off. Use wd-40 to remove residue left on.
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Tank lift looks great friend, real nice....
Those reflectors sure would like nice on that new trimmer attachment you got in the background, lol
It's all about safety man, when you're out weedeating, wanna make sure those cages see ya comin down the road..... hahaha.
Yea, get your blow dryer out and heat them baby's up, then after you get em off, take some wd40 and get the gummy residue off, followed up by a little polish to get the wd40 off. That's what I did, and to follow that up, I am getting em powder coated too, lol. All kidding aside, I had left mine on too, didn't really care, but since I was getting powder coat work, they had to come off or be melted on permanently, so if you want em on, keep em.
Those reflectors sure would like nice on that new trimmer attachment you got in the background, lol
It's all about safety man, when you're out weedeating, wanna make sure those cages see ya comin down the road..... hahaha.
Yea, get your blow dryer out and heat them baby's up, then after you get em off, take some wd40 and get the gummy residue off, followed up by a little polish to get the wd40 off. That's what I did, and to follow that up, I am getting em powder coated too, lol. All kidding aside, I had left mine on too, didn't really care, but since I was getting powder coat work, they had to come off or be melted on permanently, so if you want em on, keep em.
