Front End Fixing Kit Help

I've had a fly screen for a year. Can never decide to fit or not to fit.
Do they work?
Yes. You'll spend more time riding and lest time washing encrusted bugs off the clocks and ignition key.

They do provide a reasonable amount of relief for rider too. I prefer a larger screen but started with a fly screen. One day it was really cold and rained. Had to move up.
 

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Can anyone provide some advice on removing the top yoke for the install? I have the same front end fixing kit
You must have them aftermarket ones. Asyou wouldn't need to remove anything to install them. Now only seeing pictures of the after market ones I think I'd just lift te front end loosen upper and lower fork clamps on both sides lower the tubes far enough to insert the aftermarket tube style and slide the forks back up and into the mounts. Not sure if it could be done but I myself would probably try it with the wheel and fender in place. But if not I take them off and you can drop one side and then the other. Just thinking out loud here.
 
You must have them aftermarket ones. Asyou wouldn't need to remove anything to install them. Now only seeing pictures of the after market ones I think I'd just lift te front end loosen upper and lower fork clamps on both sides lower the tubes far enough to insert the aftermarket tube style and slide the forks back up and into the mounts. Not sure if it could be done but I myself would probably try it with the wheel and fender in place. But if not I take them off and you can drop one side and then the other. Just thinking out loud here.
You're exactly right. I spoke with someone on a Rocket 3 Facebook group and they guided me through it. I'll separate the caliper, remove the wheel, loosen bottom and top yoke clamps, and slide each fork down one at a time.
 
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