At this point, all of the fasteners should be removed and the fairing is only being held on by tabs along the topside between the black plastic piece for the console and the fairing. You need to kind of slide it out and forward to get the fairing to separate. Easy does it as the plastic is brittle here.
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Once you get the fairing to separate, you need to unhook the blinker harness. I support the bottom edge of the fairing with my foot as I depress the connector tab to separate the connector. For some reason, this little connector can be a real SOB to come apart, sometimes.
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The tab to release the connector is next to my thumb in this pic.
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Some pics of the right fairing with the allens removed from the bodywork.
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Once you have both fairings off, you should be left with a bike ready to be worked on... and this is what she looks like nekkid...
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Installation is the reverse.. duh! To keep things organized, I usually group things as I take them off so when it's time to go back on, the parts are in the same place. Hope this helps all of you to feel more comfortable about how to undress your bike.
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some additional photos on how to remove the bottom fairing fasteners...
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