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Batwing Outer Fairing has to be removed to get to the neck bearings.
Its not a job for a novice only because the stem & nut adjustment is located under the radio inside. Its just a pain to do.
Id recommend that if you have never done this, take it to a shop.
Sometimes paying the money is easier than fighting a job for a long time.
But of course, just my opinion, some here will disagree.......
im lookin at the pain in the *** factor. if im piecing this together right from all ive heard so far its remove outer fairing and use a 1 1/2 crows foot.i just dont wanna play with that inner fairing.
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