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What is the simplest way to remove the four little caps that cover the bolts holding the handlebar in place? Is there a tool one should use to keep from scratching up the top clamp or the buttons themselves? I want to move the handlebars just slightly toward me.
Thanks,
Bob
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A very fine blade carefully applied is what I’d use.
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(07-13-2018, 07:11 AM)Cormanus_imp Wrote: A very fine blade carefully applied is what I’d use.
Ditto. I use a knife. Carefully.
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Ditto using edge of blade not point
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If it's like my Triumph I use dental floss. Little less risk of a slip up.
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Your wife/girlfriends long nails....
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(07-13-2018, 12:01 PM)Houtman_imp Wrote: Your wife/girlfriends long nails....
That hurts to even think about it!
Thanks all, for your suggestions. Think I'll try floss or monofilament fishing line
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Hard plastic paint scraper.
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