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Dillinger1977

posted on 8/7/07 at 08:52 AM Reply With Quote
2 spoke sierra wheel

I have a 2 spoke (inverted 'V' ) sierra wheel on and want rid of it now.
I've levered the circular push horn but off the middle and was expecting to see a large nut to remove it, but theres nothing!

cant see any screws on the back of it.. how do these come off?
(trying not to take the whole column out at this stage!)





-Rog

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worX

posted on 8/7/07 at 09:04 AM Reply With Quote
get your screwdriver again, and lever off the plate thats behind the horn push.

It looks like it's flush to the wheel but it's not, if you force the screwdriver in behind the rubber/plastic a tiny bit (it takes no effort) it to will lever out easily.

hth
Steve






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Peteff

posted on 8/7/07 at 09:08 AM Reply With Quote
If it's an adjustable column there will be a blue bolt in there instead of the nyloc nut used on fixed columns.





yours, Pete

I went into the RSPCA office the other day. It was so small you could hardly swing a cat in there.

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Dillinger1977

posted on 8/7/07 at 09:20 AM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by worX
get your screwdriver again, and lever off the plate thats behind the horn push.

It looks like it's flush to the wheel but it's not, if you force the screwdriver in behind the rubber/plastic a tiny bit (it takes no effort) it to will lever out easily.

hth
Steve


ahhh how did I miss that.. doh!

cheers Steve!





-Rog

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