Triumph Headlight Grille and Bezel A9838244 Street Scrambler

If you think your Bonneville's headlamp is impervious to road hazards think again. A pebble on a perfectly clean main road flew into my headlamp at about 40mph...cracked the lens and blew the bulb. $250 later for a new headlamp assembly I put this one on. Looks great and hopefully will save me another $250 down the road.

Delivery came on time and all the pieces looked great with all the appropriate hardware. I think the the grill part is plastic but looks good and feels quality. Overall very happy with the look and brings my triumph closer to my mental picture.

Looks great on the bike. Grill is plastic but a heavier decent weight. The mounting ring is metal, nice quality.

I have a 2017 Triumph Street Twin 900. I wanted a headlight grille, simply because I think they look awesome. I am not the most mechanical, but I am learning. That being said, this mod was very straightforward. 30 minutes total, including taking off/ on the wind shield. It is also an official Triumph product. Yes, the grille is plastic, but the bezel is metal. Does not bother me a bit. Very happy with the purchase.

The guard looks really good! Easy to install, fit nicely on my bike. Just like the other reviewers say, the bezel is in good quality metal, but the wired front is plastic. So it feels like more cosmetic than protection. I wouldn't mind paying more for metal. Other than that, it's great!

good price , fast shipping , easy install

Though this new bezel is powder coated/painted steel... the front grille is plastic. I was very disappointed in this, due to the high cost of the product. The only difference between the stock bezel and this bezel are two holes with weld nuts that have been added. Triumph, etc... should simply sell the cheesy plastic grille, and provide instructions on how to template and drill holes for the addition of a couple of small lock nuts on the inside of the bezel. It would save a lot of money if a consumer could simply buy the grille by itself. Still not convinced that the grille will stop a rock, etc... from damaging your headlight. Oh... and if you have access to a 3D printer and math model program... you could make your own for a fraction of the cost.

So my bike had a few defects when I bought it from an auction. Once it shipped from Ohio , I began working on it right away!!The headlight bezel was something I left for last as it was the easiest(plus the dent it has wasn’t very noticeable).I wanted to blackout my bike except for the white gas tank, this product worked flawlessly!!! I’m so happy with my purchase!! Easy to do!!!!Tools needed:Flat head screwdriverSize 5 Allen(HEX) wrench (2 leeway for removal of bezel)And 3/8 Allen(HEX) key for grill screws ( it supposed to be the star key but the HEX worked fine)Work time: 20 min top as I was also smoking a Spirt haHave fun everyone!!! Hope this helps!!!