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someone put up a step by step post about how to remove the fork shrouds and I can't find it. If someone who knows how to use the search function better than me I would appreciate it. 
pain is temporary, pride is forever.
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Worn Saddle
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A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort. Herm Albright (1876 - 1944)
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Re: removing shrouds
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thank you buddy. That helps.
pain is temporary, pride is forever.
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Check Pants
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Check Pants
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It's actually pretty easy. Get the bike high up on a stand first, tie her down good.
- Pull the front wheel and fender.
- Loosen all triple tree fasteners
- Slide each fork out
- Remove the shroud.
You can pull it all as one unit, while I've done that (and the install) I don't recommend that without an extra pair of hands.
I'm in NJ tomorrow night, was going to take in a movie - need a hand? <g>
Al
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Learned Hand
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Quote:
I'm in NJ tomorrow night, was going to take in a movie - need a hand? <g>
 Yes, I'm a smarta##! 
Tony G
'03 America
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Check Pants
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Quote:
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I'm in NJ tomorrow night, was going to take in a movie - need a hand? <g>
I just get bored at hotels. A chance to work on a bike, I'll take that any day.
Yes, I'm a smarta##!
Al
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