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Old 01-21-17 | 06:04 PM
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I'd probably go ahead and remove the fork.

The first attempt might be to simply invert the fork, and try to fish the wedge out with a spoke.

You could try to thread a bolt onto the wedge, but you might need a longer than average stem bolt. Still, something could be improvised.

Probably not a lot you can damage as long as you resist the urge to do a lot of pounding.
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