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Can't unscrew headlight!

Started by CF_Beast, August 07, 2008, 02:07:41 PM

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CF_Beast

I got the CF headlight brackets from Monsterparts. I managed to expose the headlight and unscrew the metal (stock bracket) from the handlebar/fork. However, the hexscrew that holds it to the bracket won't come off. I'm afraid the direction might be inverted like the mirrors, but it just won't budge. I'd like input from someone here before making it worse. Thanks!
2005 S4R, Rizoma Lux Grips/Bar Caps, ASV Shorty Levers, DP LED Mirrors, CF Headlight Brackets, Rizoma Clutch Cover/Pressure Plate, Stebel Nautilus horn (139db!), Rizoma Sprocket Cover, EK Chain (Red), Shift-Tech CF Chain Guards/Rear hugger, CW Tail Chop, LED Brake Light, Watsen Design tail signals, Zard Full Exhaust. My wife was OK with the bike until I started spending money on Her, not her... Now I just call her Francesca and say she's my Italian mistress.

DarkStaR

Quote from: CF_Beast on August 07, 2008, 02:07:41 PM
I managed to expose the headlight and unscrew the metal (stock bracket) from the handlebar/fork. However, the hexscrew that holds it to the bracket won't come off.

I don't understand. ^^^

All of the headlight bracket, and U bracket hardware are standard thread direction.

teddy037.2

it'll be easier to remove the headlight from the bracket if everything is still mounted on the bike.

they're standard RH thds, too, so it's nothing special  [thumbsup]

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CF_Beast

Done! Standard. Idiots at the shop screwed it on so tight I almost broke my wrist, but a good lean did the job.  [clap]
2005 S4R, Rizoma Lux Grips/Bar Caps, ASV Shorty Levers, DP LED Mirrors, CF Headlight Brackets, Rizoma Clutch Cover/Pressure Plate, Stebel Nautilus horn (139db!), Rizoma Sprocket Cover, EK Chain (Red), Shift-Tech CF Chain Guards/Rear hugger, CW Tail Chop, LED Brake Light, Watsen Design tail signals, Zard Full Exhaust. My wife was OK with the bike until I started spending money on Her, not her... Now I just call her Francesca and say she's my Italian mistress.