Fairing Removal Help! Quick please!

[San Diego Busa]

Hey Guys

Got my bike about to do an oil change. Ive read the manual and watch the tutorials. I got all of the push pins and bolts off. Fairing is 99% of the way off but something is stuck on the top right where the lower cowling connects to the front fairing/headlight piece.

Everything else is off and its hanging there

Can visually see nothing is there, but im afraid to yank on it.

Any secrets??

Thanks

 

[lil charlie]

There is one screw behind the dask panel. Right where the dash nose and side all come together. Pull the dash part and you will see it. Its a screw or push pin. Don't remember off hand.
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[OldMan]

I think you just need to slide it forward, it will unhook at that point.

 

[San Diego Busa]

There is one screw behind the dask panel. Right where the dash nose and side all come together. Pull the dash part and you will see it. Its a screw or push pin. Don't remember off hand.
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Thanks, i got that one.

Everything is detached from the bike, but it seems the plastics are somehow stuck together

 

[Blanca BusaLess]

Stop!

You must LIFT UP to get the fairing off.
There is a pin on fairing that goes down into frame.
You have to lift up, lift up, lift up and then take it off.

 

[lil charlie]

The gen ii plastics do snap together alot so if you have all the screws and push pins shown the just give it a gentle pull.
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[San Diego Busa]

Stop!

You must LIFT UP to get the fairing off.
There is a pin on fairing that goes down into frame.
You have to lift up, lift up, lift up and then take it off.

Thanks, yes, its a GenII.

Fairings are disconnected from the frame, easily pull away from it, its stuck on the nose cone piece at the seperation line

 

[Blanca BusaLess]

I see what your saying now.

You have to reach up in there from front over front tire and unsnap the nose from the fairing. The nose and fairing clip together and this is what's holding it together.
Reach your hand up in there and you will feel the seam where it goes together.
To use an anology you may be familiar with. It's like a bra you have to flip/unsnap it

 

[Blanca BusaLess]

Thumb on tabs push it and unsnap it from inside along the edge where they connect from inside .

 

[lil charlie]

I see what your saying now.

You have to reach up in there from front over front tire and unsnap the nose from the fairing. The nose and fairing clip together and this is what's holding it together.
Reach your hand up in there and you will feel the seam where it goes together.
To use an anology you may be familiar with. It's like a bra you have to flip/unsnap it

A bra, that's funny. Yeah. Sounds like you are hung up under the nose.
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[San Diego Busa]

I see what your saying now.

You have to reach up in there from front over front tire and unsnap the nose from the fairing. The nose and fairing clip together and this is what's holding it together.
Reach your hand up in there and you will feel the seam where it goes together.
To use an anology you may be familiar with. It's like a bra you have to flip/unsnap it

AWESOME!!! Got it!!! Thanks guys!!!

 

[Blanca BusaLess]

Once you get it off it'll be easy to see how it snaps onto the nose.
It may help for you to remove the last piece of the inner cowling right under the headlight.
Four push pins and it comes out. Two are already out. Once that piece is out you can easily see the seam from the inside.

 

[Blanca BusaLess]

AWESOME!!! Got it!!! Thanks guys!!!

Ahh so you are practiced with the bra flip huh

 

[lil charlie]

Once you get it off it'll be easy to see how it snaps onto the nose.
It may help for you to remove the last piece of the inner cowling right under the headlight.
Four push pins and it comes out. Two are already out. Once that piece is out you can easily see the seam from the inside.

I always pull the all the way out, makes it easier.
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[quantumracer]

https://www.hayabusa.org/forum/gen-...-hayabusa-fairing-tutorial-videos-w-pics.html

https://www.hayabusa.org/forum/gen-...-hayabusa-fairing-tutorial-videos-w-pics.html

Best video I've found. You do NOT have to remove the screw behind the dash panel. Leaving it in provides more stability when you are ready to pull the fairing off.