Are there any instructions (or can someone instruct me) on how to remove the plastic covering the right front turn signal lens?
As luck would have it, my wife, recovering from surgery, told me "I'm not taking my car out any time soon....why don't you park your car behind mine?" I, therefore, parked my car behind hers. Subsequently, not remembering, I backed my Trophy backwards, swinging it to the left (as I always do), and hit my car with the back of the motorcycle, denting the car, and loosing balance of the bike.
The bike came down slowly such that the damage is minimal and entirely cosmetic. While my leg is really sore, I managed to have cracked the turn signal lens on the right, scratching and gouging the plastic surrounding the lens, in addition to a scratched the pannier cover, and damaged /scratched the side panel with the associated cooling duct finisher.
I see Coconut posted elsewhere on how to remove the side panel, but can't find anywhere regarding the plastic surrounding the turn signals.
For the record - the driveway is down sloping. Despite the videos on how to pick up a dropped bike, they are useless on a down slope! Moreover, I also learned how useless an 18 year old daughter is in regards to offering a father a hand of manual help in lifting the bike.
My solution (which worked fairly well for anyone else who ever ends up in this position): We have a riding lawn mower. I attached a cargo strap to the back of the riding mower. I swung the strap over the seat of the bike and attached the strap way down low. I slowly inched the mower forward, locking it in place to get the bike partially pivoted off the ground. I then was able to use my hip and body to pull the bike up the rest of the way.
For the record - My daughter's nails and hair still look perfect. No grease and no dirt on them at all......

Thank you in advance!
Jordan