Captain Fin
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Im getting excited about my glow rider delivery shortly after January 31. Can someone tell me how to remove the front wheel cap. Glow rider says in their ad that wheel removal is not needed.
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Front wheel cap removal
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BLUEKNIGHT911
Sadly Passed Oct 2024 - RIP
CAP REMOVAL
The above will work......but to be on the safe side (no scratches or chippping )...I would remove the wheel and push/tap it out from the inside.........just sayin, Mike ...:thumbup:
The above will work......but to be on the safe side (no scratches or chippping )...I would remove the wheel and push/tap it out from the inside.........just sayin, Mike ...:thumbup:
Bob Denman
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A knife blade works even better; as long as you don't bust it! :thumbup:
The thinner edge is easier to get inserted under the cap...
The thinner edge is easier to get inserted under the cap...
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Post #2 and #4 is the way I have been doing it. I would also recommend not removing the wheel. I have installed five sets of glo ryders and have it down to 15 minutes or less now--without removing the wheels. I did remove the wheels the first time around. Its a great product that gives good visibility and cool looks at night.
Bob Denman
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"AK",
I've been watching that mounting video on their website for the new setup; have you installed any of them, or were yours the old 3 screw nightmare?
Any suggestions for those of us who will be doing this for the first time?
I've been watching that mounting video on their website for the new setup; have you installed any of them, or were yours the old 3 screw nightmare?
Any suggestions for those of us who will be doing this for the first time?
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
All but the last set were the 3 screw type. I did not even need the directions the last two or three times. For me, that is pretty good.
Bob Denman
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So when I get mine; I'll be contacting you for tips and techniques! :thumbup:
It should be only about three weeks or so to go...
It should be only about three weeks or so to go...
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
No problem, but I am guessing you will have an easy installation without needing additional assistance.
Bob Denman
New member
Being so anal-retentive; I suppose that my biggest concern is in getting it properly centered in the wheel... :shocked:
Captain Fin
New member
THANKS
Thanks to everyone for the tips. I called GloRider and they told me they were getting a lot of calls on when we can expect delivery. GloRider told me that they will start shipping after January 31st.
Thanks to everyone for the tips. I called GloRider and they told me they were getting a lot of calls on when we can expect delivery. GloRider told me that they will start shipping after January 31st.
Bob Denman
New member
Captain, Thanks! :thumbup: 
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