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Thanks! That's what I was thinking but the older I get, the less I trust my memory!
You did get the 1/4 inch allen didn't you? I first posted 5/16 by mistake. It is 1/4 inch allen. I just recently did my RK and my wifes 2010 SG Trike. Not a hard job at all.. The biggest problem I had was getting to the two front bolts that holds the radio. Good luck!
I have done the job several times and even had 2 shorty allen (L and socket) I made to make the job easier, but I loaned them to a friend who loaned them to a friend and guess what.......no more special tools!
So I go to make new tools and my old fart brain goes, 1/4 or 5/16.......DOH! So I turn and look at my bike then decide, Hell No; I'll post this question on the forum before I take mine apart...
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