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    How do I remove the Odometer reset knob?

    I'd like to remove the odometer reset knob on my 82 GS450. From what I can tell, it seems like it's a threaded type of knob with reverse threads. I could be wrong, but that's the best I can currently find on the internet.

    Regardless of this, does anyone have any experience on how to remove the knob?

    Thanks,

    #2
    You can either just give it a good tug, unthread it, or possibly even unscrew a small screw inside. All ideas have worked on others (two of mine were a pull off) but I'm sure someone will have a better suggestion for you.
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      #3
      There was a thread on this subject awhile ago, Search function may pull it up for you-
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        #4
        It must have been the heat, happen to go by the bike yesterday eve and gave a tug... out it came. Previously I tried pulling on it and nothing happened, plus was fearful of breaking something.

        Mine is a short spline type that uses glue to keep it secured.

        Thanks all for the advice!

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