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Iron Butt
Posts: 935
Rockford, IL | Was pondering removing the reflectors off the front tubes. I assume they are attached with double-sided tape...correct? So a little heat and somewhat well placed hit with a 15lb sledgehammer will do the trick 
There isn't any type of "pin" or anything else holding them on...is there? |
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Tourer
Posts: 506
Woodland Hills, CA | I took mine off as well. No pins, just the tape. It took longer getting the residue off the fork legs than it did removing the reflectors. |
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Visionary
Posts: 1484
LaPorte,Tx. | I had one fall off already, can't be too tight. I bought a couple reflectors from auto parts store, stuck on fine. Why do you want to take them off? |
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Cruiser
Posts: 296
Central Florida | Nope Nothing holding them on but adhesive.
when I POWDERCOATED front fork legs I left them off.
Might put LEDs on or might just leave it alone. |
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Iron Butt
Posts: 935
Rockford, IL | VisionTex - 2008-10-01 4:45 PM
I had one fall off already, can't be too tight. I bought a couple reflectors from auto parts store, stuck on fine. Why do you want to take them off?
I want to take them off because I feel they "interupt" the looks of the tubes, or to be a bit more blatant...they look yicky-yucky.
And I think there is a fairly minimal (if any) safety benefit to having them on there.
Heading out to grab the sledgehammer !! Wonder if I can use a torch for the heat source 
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Iron Butt
Posts: 600
Linwood, MI | Blow dryer and a plastic putty knife might be safer... |
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Puddle Jumper
Posts: 38
San Diego, California | To remove stickers or reflector you can use dental floss in a sawing motion, no scratches afterward. |
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Lose the reflectors on the front forks....
