sennsa
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Hey Guys!
Just got some bar end caps (rizoma)
The factory ones are a pain to remove?
Doing sth wrong?
Just got some bar end caps (rizoma)
The factory ones are a pain to remove?
Doing sth wrong?
Handle bar caps
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Are you using the right size allen key? I had no problems. 
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What Kazza said :thumbup:
The factory ones are threaded ,mine where a little hard to start with , but once you get them turning ,no probs.
The factory ones are threaded ,mine where a little hard to start with , but once you get them turning ,no probs.
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+1 to both above :thumbup:
Mancolt
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Maybe, maybe not. One of mine came off very easily. Loosened the allen key and it screwed right out. The bolt head on the other one was rusted pretty bad, and I think I might have stripped it attempting to get it out. I might have to use a drill to pull it out now.
So the answer to your question is: They should come off easily, but there are always exceptions to the norm. If it's rusted or stripped (or both), it will be a slightly more involved process.
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