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some will say it can be done - for me... I take the fairing off... I am just to chicken to do the pry and pull trick....
And you've now set yourself up for the perpetual grief that comes from trying to put the dam fairing back in place with the headlight bucket in place.
As previously stated, the bubble comes off easily enough simply by prying up slightly with something thin (paint scraper, etc.) on the two lower tabs.
If you're curious what I meant by the first sentance, check out help, road glide fairing removal, scroll down to about post #14. Sorry the pics are gone in some past upgrade, but the text is still adequate.
This is the black bezel that replaces the clear plastic bubble HD part # 69987-09
Did that to mine this winter. Some say the bugs and stones may bother the headlamp lenses as they are not hardened. I will have to keep an eye on that, but the mod looks better than dirt behind the bubble did.
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