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Question on removal...
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Bob Denman
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:shocked: I hate to say this; but it sure LOOKS as if it's that sort of job...
Why not take a real thin-bladed pocketknife, and carefully do some "exploring" around the edges with it first?
Good Luck! :thumbup:
Why not take a real thin-bladed pocketknife, and carefully do some "exploring" around the edges with it first?
Good Luck! :thumbup:
SpyderAnn01
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I tried looking in the Parts/Accessories catalog to see if they post the instructions for GPS mount but that would be too easy.
Bob Denman
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:shocked: Perhaps a Corkscrew???
stevedfive
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You use a thin flat blade screwdriver and pry from the top. It's just plastic and doesn't take much effort. I just put a piece of tape on both sides of the blade to keep it from scratching the handle bar.
Insert a small flat screw driver under an edge and pry upwards. It will pop off with surprisingly little force. It has two plastic tabs that help keep it in place. The good thing is that it can be removed and replaced many times. I notched it a bit on one edge to run a wire from my gps to my fuse block.
SNOOPY
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