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2. No again. Not a necessary step. It's only moderately easier to put back together doing this.
3. Hell NO, all you need to do is remove the signals. Why would you unbolt the mounts.
From #4 on, you're OK
I suppose ur right, Im used of taking them apart totally.
However, number 4, I mean at the top where the fairing is.
jmo, windshield and headlight are easy, I would take them out, especially shield. Why risk damaging. but again just my opinion...
I've got an 07 service manual.I found Road Glides in it.
I'm told it's still the same procedure. I think between
you guys advice & the service manual we'll get it done.
Thanks for all the advice.
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