Fork Reflector Removeable ?

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Nov 21, 2010 | 06:15 AM

#11

ejvette

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From: Long Island, NY

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Originally Posted by CountryDeluxe

Just a fair warning, Goo Gone has abrasives in it. So if you use Goo Gone, go slowly and be careful. And like said above, wax afterwards. Gonna look good.

Thats good to know i use that stuff all the time I have not gotten around to removing the fender reflectors but when I do I was going to use the goo gone...probably not a good Idea on black paint which shows everything I will stick with WD.

Nov 21, 2010 | 09:53 AM

#12

Ash16

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From: Rowlett, Texas

I just pulled mine off too and wiped residue off with wd-40 and goof off.

Nov 21, 2010 | 09:59 AM

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TedMan

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I used goo gone on my springer forks and no ill affect. Looks so much cleaner w/o the reflectors.

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Nov 21, 2010 | 08:32 PM

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WVNightrain Rider

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From: WV

I just installed the chrome lowers and the directions said if you want to reuse the reflectors to use dental floss and work behind the reflector until it comes off; of course I did not ruin the new chrome look by putting the reflectors on.