Heat gun on the inside of the fender might help.

 

I actually just decided to leave them were they are. The sissy bar mounts do not block them (though when there is a rider they will be blocked).

I think that is more hassle than its worth.

The instructions for the Hondaline sissy bar just makes it sound they just pop off. Def not the case

 

I just bought a sissy bar for my Spirit 750 C2 (the wife likes to ride all of a sudden)

My question is, I am supposed to remove the rear side reflector (in order to relocate it farther back on the fender), which is taped on. Is there an easy way of removing that? I dont want to damage the fender but man, that sucker is taped on good.

Thanx

Hey All™,
I took mine off also, and mine was bolted on, with two bolts on each reflector. Now me dropping my fender is a PITA since I changed to the Sabre fender, which isn't as easy as the Spirit fender to drop. If you can feel up behind where the relectors are, you might find a nut, or two. I had to take mine off, cause I hard mounted a set of throw over bags I made rigid, which I also made quick release.

 

Heat gun on the inside of the fender might help.

Yup, and a credit card to slide under

 

I will try the CC thing. I am quite sure they are not bolted on as included w/ the sissy bar made especially for the Spirit 750...they give you some double sided tape for a reinstall of the reflector.

Still..I just think I will leave it as is.

Thanx for the suggestions though