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Las Vegas | Fork reflectors.
Are they glued? Can I just pull them off and Goof Off the rest?
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Cruiser
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Phenix City AL. | Yep, no issues. |
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Cruiser
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Las Vegas | Thank you. Just wanted to be sure before I screawed something up. |
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Visionary
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Central Maryland | Warm the adhesive up first with a hair dryer, a lot easier |
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Cruiser
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Okotoks, Alberta | Rather than just prying them off try using some fishing line to remove them. It will help minimize the amount of adhesive that you will have to remove later. |
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Cruiser
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Springfield Mo. | Dental floss works well, but throw it away when you are done. The adhesive isn't good on your teeth. |
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Visionary
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| The longer you warm them with the hair dryer the easer they come off. Longer would be hot to the touch.
Go Be Gone will take care of whats left behind |
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Cruiser
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Las Vegas | Thank you for the tips! |
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Tourer
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Columbia, SC | On a sidenote, anyone ever use that point as an aux light mount? Or am I going to far in contemplating that? |
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Cruiser
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Republic of Texas | sfalexi - 2012-04-30 9:20 PM
On a sidenote, anyone ever use that point as an aux light mount? Or am I going to far in contemplating that?
I am considering it.
Except, I want to use the LEDs facing forward.
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Tourer
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Columbia, SC | Wharf_rat - 2012-04-30 11:56 PM
I am considering it.
Except, I want to use the LEDs facing forward.
Cool. Please let us know how it works out. On this bike I think it'd work pretty well. Just gotta make sure it doesn't stick out too far so the tipovers still hit first.
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Visionary
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Pittsburgh, PA | I know this is NOT the same topic. but has anyone ever seen these on a vision before ? http://www.cruisercustomizing.com/vision-fork-leg-inserts-victory-v... |
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Iron Butt
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Broken Arrow, OK | Ark, saw those on HMD's site. Not much info on them. I figured they were chromed ABS but your link says billet. I'm interested! |
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Cruiser
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Vancouver, B.C. & La Quinta, CA | I just installed the Glenda LED driving lights. They are bright, have a dimmer switch, come on high with high beam as well as manual, come on bright with application of horn and a good looking on my black beauty. Mention you are a Vision Riders member and voila, a discount appears. Easy install of you know what you are doing and they blend in so well you really dont notice them until on and in your face. About $400. Good luck! |
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Visionary
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Pittsburgh, PA | Holy crap $475 !!
Edited by Arkainzeye 2012-06-23 7:58 PM
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Extreme Southern, AZ United States | DAL - 2012-06-23 5:44 PM I just installed the Glenda LED driving lights. They are bright, have a dimmer switch, come on high with high beam as well as manual, come on bright with application of horn and a good looking on my black beauty. Mention you are a Vision Riders member and voila, a discount appears. Easy install of you know what you are doing and they blend in so well you really dont notice them until on and in your face. About $400. Good luck! The high beam thin would be illegal here in AZ. When high beams come on, spots have to go off. |
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Fork reflectors.
