Removing front guard HEELLP!

**Icemaestro** · 26th October 2009, 20:53

Help! have a cbr250rr, Getting fairings fixed and painted tomorrow, can't figure out how (if there is a way) to remove the front wheel guard without taking the wheel off? figure it should be pretty similar for every bike - 4 bolts taken out, two each side, guard moves around but can't figure out how to jimmy it out!!?? anybody know the secret?

**Dirty_Harri** · 27th October 2009, 09:33

brute force and percussive mantainence work for me

**The Pastor** · 10th November 2009, 08:38

Originally Posted by Icemaestro

Help! have a cbr250rr, Getting fairings fixed and painted tomorrow, can't figure out how (if there is a way) to remove the front wheel guard without taking the wheel off? figure it should be pretty similar for every bike - 4 bolts taken out, two each side, guard moves around but can't figure out how to jimmy it out!!?? anybody know the secret?

nah mate you cant take it off without taking the wheel off

**Icemaestro** · 10th November 2009, 08:55

Originally Posted by renegade master

nah mate you cant take it off without taking the wheel off

Haha already done, it's a bit finniky (Took like 20min of manouvering but it can be done:-) ) the hard bit was getting it back on

**The Pastor** · 10th November 2009, 09:04

Originally Posted by Icemaestro

Haha already done, it's a bit finniky (Took like 20min of manouvering but it can be done:-) ) the hard bit was getting it back on

You are shitting me right?

**Icemaestro** · 10th November 2009, 09:11

Nope...the 20min was getting it back on though...done. bike looked awesome till I had some crazy guy knock it over...(well still looks awesome just a couple scratches) had an offer for 4k before that happened :-(

**Ragingrob** · 10th November 2009, 09:55

Seriously you got it off? How?? Bending and twisting the guard??

**Icemaestro** · 10th November 2009, 10:12

tiny bit of bending, kind of squeezing it, putting it in at a weird angle (one side at a time). On the way out i didn't mind scraping the paint as it was going to be painted...it was the way back in that I had to be careful