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#11

10-27-2011 | 10:11 PM

82ndABN

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Nice bike congrats

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10-27-2011 | 11:00 PM

oct1949

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Good thinking, ride it, then do the mods as u see fit.

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10-28-2011 | 01:36 AM

imboden

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Nice Deuce. U gonna pull off the reflectors?

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10-28-2011 | 01:45 AM

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10-28-2011 | 09:11 PM

clayu

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Originally Posted by imboden

Nice Deuce. U gonna pull off the reflectors?

I was thinking about that, and even did a little "tweaking" on one yesterday, but was afraid I would harm the forks. How do you remove them?

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10-28-2011 | 09:22 PM

nysdeucerider

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I was thinking about that, and even did a little "tweaking" on one yesterday, but was afraid I would harm the forks. How do you remove them?

Beautiful bike! Enjoy it safely! And don't knock your own bike, as not being as nice as others. Your bike has one feature that makes it VERY outstanding... it has YOUR name on the registration!

I've read that dental floss can be used to 'saw' the adhesive and "GOO-GONE" used to further clean up. I'll let ya know if it works!

Best of luck with your purchase!!!!

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10-28-2011 | 09:34 PM

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Originally Posted by clayu

I was thinking about that, and even did a little "tweaking" on one yesterday, but was afraid I would harm the forks. How do you remove them?

Heat them up with a hair dryer and use some fishing line to go through the adhesive. Sometimes they will peal off with a hair dryer alone. Congrats on the deuce. I like the look of them.

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10-28-2011 | 09:37 PM

soft 02

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Originally Posted by nysdeucerider

Beautiful bike! Enjoy it safely! And don't knock your own bike, as not being as nice as others. Your bike has one feature that makes it VERY outstanding... it has YOUR name on the registration!

I've read that dental floss can be used to 'saw' the adhesive and "GOO-GONE" used to further clean up. I'll let ya know if it works!

Best of luck with your purchase!!!!

I've seen goo gone make clear the coat peel. Carefully!!!

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