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Hi all
Anyone know how to remove the mirror covers on a 1250 rt ? Need to replace one of mine :(
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They just pop off outwards from the inside edge.
Not backwards or you could break the 3 retaining hooks.
There is also a string that stops you losing the cover.
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EasyRider wrote: ↑Mon Jan 15, 2024 4:57 am They just pop off outwards from the inside edge.
Not backwards or you could break the 3 retaining hooks.
There is also a string that stops you losing the cover.
Thanks for taking the time to reply mate 8-)
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Fold mirror in then pull the exposed section of the mirror back inline/parallel to the line of the glass. I find a quick jerk works better than a long pull!
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7vwh wrote: ↑Mon Jan 15, 2024 9:09 pm


Fold mirror in then pull the exposed section of the mirror back inline/parallel to the line of the glass. I find a quick jerk works better than a long pull!
That seems straight forward, thank you.
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Good luck 🤞

The only other way I found they came off was whilst escorting the German chancellor from RAF Northolt into central London and I got a bit close to an oncoming vehicle’s door mirror which knocked the back off mine 🫣😂
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7vwh wrote: ↑Mon Jan 15, 2024 9:29 pm Good luck 🤞

The only other way I found they came off was whilst escorting the German chancellor from RAF Northolt into central London and I got a bit close to an oncoming vehicle’s door mirror which knocked the back off mine :-D

sounds like fun :-D
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7vwh wrote: ↑Mon Jan 15, 2024 9:29 pm Good luck 🤞

The only other way I found they came off was whilst escorting the German chancellor from RAF Northolt into central London and I got a bit close to an oncoming vehicle’s door mirror which knocked the back off mine 🫣😂
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