Removing black plugs in forks and swingarm -how?

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Magpie
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Removing black plugs in forks and swingarm -how?

Post by Magpie »

Before I plunge ahead and try to remove these plugs, is there a safe way to remove these without ruining them please and thanks in advance?
Cliff.
Spokes
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Post by Spokes »

The swing arm plug is easy. Just pry out with a paint scraper. The front fork is tough. I don't know a good way, so, maybe someone else has the answer. I ruin one by prying it out and with a socket and extension, push out the other from the other side. For every two forks, I get one good set of plugs. I think it's best to buy new ones from asia. (IMO)
ByTheLake
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Post by ByTheLake »

Since new plugs were readily available on eBay, I was less concerned about keeping the original plugs in pristine condition.
Magpie
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Post by Magpie »

Thanks for that bit advice, I didn't look there first - another lesson learned, even at my advanced age. Cliff.
Sam Green
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Post by Sam Green »

Magpie wrote: even at my advanced age. Cliff.


and you think you've got problems. :D :D :D :D :D
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