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To remove the front shield and replace the dipped beam bulb, first position the motorcycle securely for working on it. Using a screwdriver or a small plastic lever, remove the small plastic piece directly above the headlamp. Using an appropriate screwdriver, unscrew the screw found inside the hole and the three screws located at the lower edge of the grey shield element. Also unscrew the two screws at the upper edge, on either side of the handlebars. Remove the grey shield element (which also includes the front headlamp unit). Take off the plastic cover that protects the electrical components from water and moisture, giving you access to the bulb. Release the bulb by acting on the spring that holds it in place and pull it out of its socket. Replace it with a new one and reassemble all elements by reversing the previous steps. You can also replace the position light bulbs, which can be done without removing the shield.

Updated on 12 March 2026 by ScegliAuto

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