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Yeh I think so. I want to buy a used 2010 but don't like the chrome double bars on the front fender and would want to remove them. It looks like it's not hard to remove this but just wanted to check. Like the cleaner look of the 2011 and 2012.
im in the midle of lookin to find an emblem or somthin to put in place of the stock light that sat in the front fender myself, i removed the front wheel to get my bumper an light off, still going to be stuck with holes from the trim an light once there removed ,you may need to get some body work done on the fender to plug the holes if you want to run that clean solid fender look,,
tony
im in the midle of lookin to find an emblem or somthin to put in place of the stock light that sat in the front fender myself, i removed the front wheel to get my bumper an light off, still going to be stuck with holes from the trim an light once there removed ,you may need to get some body work done on the fender to plug the holes if you want to run that clean solid fender look,,
tony
If you find something please post it. I have been wondering if anything was out there to clean that light up too. I know there are covers and smoked lenses, but I can't believe some company didn't come up with some kind of chrome cover to completely replace it.
Thanks
I took the front bumper off my cop king as well. Like the look a lot better. Still would like to remove the little light as well. I'm keeping my eye out for a vivid black street glide stock front fender as my solution.
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