Removing reflectors from forks
#2
RE: Removing reflectors from forks
Two methods come to mind right now. 1- work a piece of fishing line between the reflector and the slider and work it back and forth until you get to the bottom, it'll fall off or 2- heat the reflector with a hair dryer or heat gun on low setting to soften up the adhesive behind the reflector and you can then pull it off. Screwdriver method or using anything hard it not recommended as you'll gouge or scratch the slider.
#6
RE: Removing reflectors from forks
ORIGINAL: DGlide04
The fishing line process might be easier if you heat the reflector up first to loosen up and come off faster.
The fishing line process might be easier if you heat the reflector up first to loosen up and come off faster.
#7
RE: Removing reflectors from forks
I just removed mine 2 weeks ago. Tried the fishing line but it kept binding up and wouldn't slide then broke. I tend to think maybe I didn't heat it enough with the heat gun but I heated it til I couldn't touch it for more than a second or two. So I finally took a screwdriver and by not prying but getting behind it and kinda pulling very carefully I popped them off without damaging the slider. One popped right off and the othercame off in about 40 pieces.
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#8
RE: Removing reflectors from forks
I just pulled mine off and took a rag with some gas on it to get the glue off.
Worked like a champ.
Disclaimer : must extinguish all cigars & cigarettes when attempting this process
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Worked like a champ.
Disclaimer : must extinguish all cigars & cigarettes when attempting this process
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