The headlight cover is Yamaha OEM - not available in the US - try Canada. Thread about it around hear somewhere...ValpoFz said:
and be prepared to open your wallet VERY wide!!!~TABASCO~ said:
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The black plastic under the headlights is what this photo is supposed to be demonstrating. I think the photo is misleading and needs arrows or something similar to not be so misleadingValpoFz said:
that makes no sense....spend $200 on a plastic cover that does nothing......or $200 on some lights.....decisions, decisions....dcstrom said:
A plastic cover that keeps a rock from cracking your headlight assembly isn't "nothing."JonnyCinco said:
I think he's talking about the TT cover that covers the 'void' beneath the headlights. I'd much rather put driving lights in that spot.digitalmoto said:
I have that guard as well. Looks better than the clear IMOdigitalmoto said:
+1 on the looks. The only practical advantage I see with the OEM is when people talk about removing the cover when it is coated with bugs, if you've had a long ride already and just want to get home without messing around. Then again, you're exposing the lenses that way.JonnyCinco said:
It'll catch the big juicy ones anyhow.
the touratech one is "quick release" 8) give a good yank and it will pop off..nice for cleaning....not nice those with sticky handsTremor38 said:+1 on the looks. The only practical advantage I see with the OEM is when people talk about removing the cover when it is coated with bugs, if you've had a long ride already and just want to get home without messing around. Then again, you're exposing the lenses that way.
Ok, am back in the TT camp
Yep, I carry a can with me on all my trips. Good stuff! Works great for those clear bras on your cages as well.howie ronic said:
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