review-factory headlight trim ring
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review-factory headlight trim ring
Hey guys,
Today I installed the headlight trim ring that you can get at the dealer, that gives your headlight the "frenched" or hooded look. Cost is $30 bucks, and the quality is of course excellent. Very easy to do. Just need a small to medium phillips screwdriver, and PATIENCE!!!! When removing the old one, you have to rotate the ring so that the split part is up on top, and then you can carefully pull/peel it off. The new one just goes right on, and has a rubber gasket that is inside of it to make it a tight and preofessional fit. Definitely recommend, and makes the whole front of the bike look better!
joe
Today I installed the headlight trim ring that you can get at the dealer, that gives your headlight the "frenched" or hooded look. Cost is $30 bucks, and the quality is of course excellent. Very easy to do. Just need a small to medium phillips screwdriver, and PATIENCE!!!! When removing the old one, you have to rotate the ring so that the split part is up on top, and then you can carefully pull/peel it off. The new one just goes right on, and has a rubber gasket that is inside of it to make it a tight and preofessional fit. Definitely recommend, and makes the whole front of the bike look better!
joe
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RE: review-factory headlight trim ring
I put the trim rings on my headlight, the passing lamps and also got kits that make the turn signals look similar. I think it jazzes up the front of the bike.
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