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    Posted: 05 April 2015 at 12:37pm
Does anybody have any tips for removing a Kingcycle suspension fork. 
Bruvver Dave has tried hitting it to no avail. 
Do we need a bigger hammer or a bigger bruvver?


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If stuck try penetration spray and leave over night. Failing that I once removed a damage steerer by cutting from the inside out until it was loose enough to slip out of its own accord.
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Gentle heat.. start with a couple of kettle full of freshly boiled water.
Then on to the heat gun set on low.


Dont over heat though otherwise it will turn to mush.

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Thanks Andy. 
I think he's already given it a going over with penetrating spray so we may be heading towards a hacksaw. Nothing else holding the suspension fork as far as you know? It's a strange setup... We have a standard fork to replace it so wrecking the fork wouldn't be the end of the world. 

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Thanks Karl. 
It certainly doesn't seem keen to budge by fair means. 

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