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I Am Trying To Get The Chrome Plugs Out Of The Stock Risers On My 900 But I Don't Wan't To Scratch Anything Does Anyone Have Any Suggestions

 

[David Madden]

I Am Trying To Get The Chrome Plugs Out Of The Stock Risers On My 900 But I Don't Wan't To Scratch Anything Does Anyone Have Any Suggestions

Mine came out by using my finger nail. They are not in tight. You don't need a tool.

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Thanx

 

[David Madden]

How did you make out? Are you installing risers?

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[Honk]

pulled mine with my nails also. Installed the high polish PHATS. made the bike just right. No more bending at the waist. The new plugs just slide in to. One fell out the first day. Bummer

 

[David Madden]

Hey Honk, where did you find the new plugs? My risers didn't come with any.

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[David Madden]

pulled mine with my nails also. Installed the high polish PHATS. made the bike just right. No more bending at the waist. The new plugs just slide in to. One fell out the first day. Bummer

Hey Honk, where did you find the new plugs? Mine didn't come with any.

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[Honk]

I ordered the Phat risors and they came with it.

 

[David Madden]

Are they Aromach Phat Risers?

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[Honk]

You could order them from scootworks, thats where I got mine.

 

[Honk]

the head size is slighty different, so the stock ones would not work on the new ones. I have had 4 back ops so these risors worked perfect. I thought they were to high at first, but then they worked great once I got used to it,

 

[David Madden]

I agree, the risers are a must have. I didn't realize how much more control I feel not bending over to ride. I thought it was wierd that the Aromach risers didn't come with plugs though. The stockers don't fit. I will call scoot works tomorrow. Thank's.

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[Honk]

anytime! Hope I can still do some ridin, but we got some snow on the ground right now. Bummer! The snowmobile is ready for the season though! Love that sport too!:tongue:

 

[David Madden]

We're hoping to get some more seat time this year also. I signed up for most of the polarbear runs. The only part that gets me is the hands get cold.

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[Honk]

where in PA are you? I'm in western ny. We always had to put handlebar warmers on our old sleds , now they all come with them stock. I'll bet you could install the warmers in the ends of each bar, just like in the sleds. Seems like it should work. Always used to be an easy fix.

 

[Honk]

just watched the Bills get KILLED !! Boy they really suck

 

[David Madden]

We are right outside of Phildelphia. I found some heated grips, but I just put grips on this summer that I love. Didn't want to take them of. I ordered handle bar chaps, but they don't seem safe. I may have to go with new grips.

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[Fly_by]

I ordered the Phat II risers from Scootworks and they came with new plugs. The stock plugs fit inside the countersink. The new ones fit inside the hex head. They don't look quite as good but they work.

I only have about 100 miles since the Phat II install, so I'm still getting used to them. But the first impression is "WOW", how did I ever do without them?