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I'm taking a trip to Alaska in June and am looking for some headlight protectors. Losing my headlight due to a stone doesn't appeal to me.
I've seen some that are a piece of film over the glass, and I ordered a set of what are called "Headlight Armor" (hard clear plastic that velcros onto the light) for my '06 FLHTCI from eGlide Goodies. The covers for the spots worked great but the one for the headlight wasn't concave (or convex) enough and the only part that touched the glass was the middle.
I figured I't query the smartest bikers anywhere- the H-D Forum Crew.
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