Steering head check

[Jazzamoto]

Yes docc that's it. I've been trying to pry it up without success. Guess I'll have to resort to my Dads' advice for solving problems "Apply yourself!"

Cheers!

John

 

[bbolesaz]

Use a very pointy Exacto knife blade.  It's in there good.  Just keep working around the circle.

 

[Jazzamoto]

Jeez Louise! It's just the small button in the middle that pops off and exposes the hex hole. I thought the entire thing was a cap. Duh.

I'll just go sit in the corner now.

 

Thanks guys!

[Chuck]

You are no doubt the first guy that has discovered that..

[bbolesaz]

You can have the chair I used when I did the exact same thing.

[Jazzamoto]

Misery loves company

[Dan M]

I don't get around these parts much anymore but I just read through this thread and have to say I miss the back and forth between John (ratchethack) and Dave (dlaing).

Too bad things regularly got out of hand...

[GuzziMoto]

It certainly made the forum more active, but I can't say I miss RH.

[paulmiller]

I'm updating this old thread because I've been trying to pry up that chrome cap for hours.  Turns out the grey plastic center is the cap/plug which covers the hex drove hole in the chrome nut.  So simple once you've seen the center cap removed :)

[GuzziMoto]

15 hours ago, paulmiller said:

I'm updating this old thread because I've been trying to pry up that chrome cap for hours.  Turns out the grey plastic center is the cap/plug which covers the hex drove hole in the chrome nut.  So simple once you've seen the center cap removed

Welcome to the forum.

Yeah, that is one of the things that is way easier once you see how it works. But until then, it can be quite perplexing.