Has anyone removed the Anti-Vibration Weights from Handle Bars?
Myself and a friend tried to do this and we could not get them off. The screw would just not budge and I think the screw may be aluminum because it felt like we were going to strip it so we stopped.
The only reason I could think of those screws being stuck is that it's been around 5-10 degrees for about a week. Would the unbridled cold really hold a bolt in like that? Or is there another problem?
I don't want to take it to the dealer for something so easy but I know it'll be a whole lot more expensive if that screw gets stripped.
I'm talking about #5 and #6
http://www.af1racing.com/store/Scrip...dCategory=1334
If anyone has any advice please help.
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Well that screw is used to pull against a washer that expands a piece of rubber usually. So it is possible for the cold to make it stick, but i think it's probably just loc-tited in. Try using a hair dryer to warm it up, then spraying WD-40 or something on it.
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