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1Back to top Go down   Bar end removal Empty Bar end removal Fri Feb 14 2014, 07:07

Culminator

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Hi all, I want to repaint my handlebar ends but can't seem to remove the first one. Is there a knack or is it simply a case of unscrewing the retaing screw and using a slide hammer to remove?
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Mike

    

2Back to top Go down   Bar end removal Empty Re: Bar end removal Fri Feb 14 2014, 08:14

MikeP

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Model would help, some are different.


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1992 K1
1993 K1100R (used to be an LT)
    

3Back to top Go down   Bar end removal Empty Re: Bar end removal Fri Feb 14 2014, 08:20

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Oops. It's a 1992 K100RS

    

4Back to top Go down   Bar end removal Empty Re: Bar end removal Fri Feb 14 2014, 08:59

MikeP

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They should just slide off, leaving the inserts.

I'd start trying to rotate the end weight once the counter-sunk screw is out. Try introducing some releasing agent at the grip end (roll the grip back a little).

If your bike has BMW heated grips, the threaded section of the insert has a roll-pin that stops it coming out but the non-heated grip version may pull the inner tube and rubbers out with it.

This is what is under the weight:

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The roll pin:

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1992 K1
1993 K1100R (used to be an LT)
    

5Back to top Go down   Bar end removal Empty Re: Bar end removal Fri Feb 14 2014, 20:22

kioolt

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I seem to remember a different style weight on my 91 K100LT.  I believe that it has a wedge type of arrangement.  With is you would loosen the screw but not remove it and then tap it with a hammer to drive the wedge out of the bar end weight.  I've had them off before but I really don't remember how.  I just remember that it wasn't hard.


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2004 R1150RT 186,800 miles 
1991 K100LT 128,700 miles
1982 R100RT 106,900 miles
Total 422,400 BMW miles

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The cheapest thing on a BMW is the nut that connects the handlebars to the seat.
    

6Back to top Go down   Bar end removal Empty Re: Bar end removal Sun Feb 16 2014, 13:40

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All sorted now. The bar end weight was pretty fixed into the bar via a bit of surface rust. Took quite a few blows with hammer and chisel to shift it.

    

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