First you must remove the radiator trim covers on each side. There is a small screw at the bottom and the top has a tab which goes into a slot. That will expose the screws that mount the center cover to the radiator. Once that is removed you can access the fasteners which hold the inlet bezels in place. I highly recommend anyone doing much work on a v-rod, that you buy a parts catalog. It is full of drawings and exploded views which show all the parts along with their names and part numbers.
This proved to be invaluable, along with the service manual as I built my bike from a wrecked one which had been mostly dismantled.
99457-03 is the one I have. Probably -04 and -05 for the newer ones....
99501-03 for the Service Manual........
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