Push in fork buffers

[gizmo]

Have you got the forks out and upside down in a sturdy vice secured to a workbench? If you have, then you should be able to do this with a ring spanner (10 or 11cms, I can’t remember which). If you put the ring spanner over the end of the fork link and push down hard, wedging it into your chest, you should have a free hand to hold the screwdriver as mentioned above.

The only time I have not been able to do this is when I stupidly thought it would be a good idea to fit double thickness spring stops (they last no more than a week, if my memory serves me right).

. Unless they are dodgy Vietnamese fork links and end snaps off Agree though, spanners the way forward

[LambrettaMarky]

Pleasure mate - all sorted now?

No can’t get the buffer to budge, even resorted to pushing hot iron in to destroy it.
Bit concerned how much the gp spring is compressed as I don’t won’t it flying out

Can you get a drill bit to it and remove some material to make it more flexible to remove?