BMX - Removing Oryg/Gyro plate

How do I remove the very last plate of an Oryg brake detangler? By the last plate I mean the black piece that fits on the top of the tube where the fork is held. I am removing my detangler and putting on a standard linear cable.

Take it too a bike shop, so that way it gets done right. Watch how they do it, then you will know.

or, try posting this question in the Mechanic board... nobody here know's how to fix things, just how to break them..

It just pops off.

or, try posting this question in the Mechanic board... nobody here know's how to fix things, just how to break them..
I can fix everything on my bike.

I put it together, i do everything.

Brakes just take me really long because im never satisfied with them. :)

Tap out the top headset cup, and then the plate comes off. It is held inplace by the headset cup.

or, try posting this question in the Mechanic board... nobody here know's how to fix things, just how to break them..


Maybe just you.

How do I remove the very last plate of an Oryg brake detangler? By the last plate I mean the black piece that fits on the top of the tube where the fork is held. I am removing my detangler and putting on a standard linear cable.

Hammer and screwdriver.

Hammer and screwdriver.

or any blunt object and a hammer

i love my brakes good but not so sticky so that i can slow down rather than skid automaticly

i just do trial and error when i fix new parts on my bike. i can fix my whole bike by now, although i am a little iffy on the whole headset area

i love my brakes good but not so sticky so that i can slow down rather than skid automaticly

i just do trial and error when i fix new parts on my bike. i can fix my whole bike by now, although i am a little iffy on the whole headset area
Most of its common sense too...


I mean how many people do you know that coulndt figure out how to change a flat, or tell the difference from the front and back wheels...

the only thing i don't know how to do is lace a wheel. i wouldnt know where each spoke went and how tight to do the spokes, it all seems to confusing

the only thing i don't know how to do is lace a wheel. i wouldnt know where each spoke went and how tight to do the spokes, it all seems to confusing
I have a bunch of old wheels that i have been practicing on, but im still not good enough, or at leats i wouldnt build my own.

But i can true wheels okay.

Go to the G-sport website to learn how to lace hubs.