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	[title] Removing the shock screw
-	[* ~~black~~] Find the screws behind the shocks. They should be similar to the ones that connected the front wheel.
-	[* ~~black~~] Remove the screw in the same manner as the wheel. While applying pressure to the left side, unscrew the right using an Allen wrench.
-	[* ~~blue~~] If the left side of the screw rotates when you attempt to unscrew the right, use a second Allen wrench to hold it in place.
-	[* ~~blue~~] If the screw does not turn at all or does not turn easily, apply lubricant to the screw and try again in five minutes.
-	[* ~~black~~] Remove the ends of the screw and the black rubber stoppers. Remove the metal tube between the screws.
+	[* red] Find the screws behind the shocks. They should be similar to the ones that connected the front wheel.
+	[* orange] Remove the screw in the same manner as the wheel. While applying pressure to the left side, unscrew the right using an Allen wrench.
+	[* icon_note] If the left side of the screw rotates when you attempt to unscrew the right, use a second Allen wrench to hold it in place.
+	[* icon_note] If the screw does not turn at all or does not turn easily, apply lubricant to the screw and try again in five minutes.
+	[* yellow] Remove the ends of the screw and the black rubber stoppers. Remove the metal tube between the screws.