Rocket Is This Hanging Off?

I noticed while cleaning the bike yesterday, that the lower part of the front grille (not sure really what's actually behind it) looks like it's hanging off:
https://imgur.com/a/2dGcdHN

In the first photo, it's the bit closest to he camera, the second pic is from the other side, I tried to get an angle that showed it not being flush with the line of the upper grille. I'm not sure if it's always been like that, something new, or if that's just the design.

Could anyone with a Rocket 3 please let me know if theirs is the same?

I had a quick look/feel, it moves slightly, but not very much, and I could see anything clips or anything that would hold it back in place.

 

hmmmmm, not sure if I should not ride it until it's looked at ... which could be months since the dealers are closed

 

I did already get down and have a look, pushed it a bit, it doesn't want to go back. I just had a fairly proper look, lying on my back. I can't really see any 'problems' except that it isn't sitting right.

The painted surround of the grille does seem to be loose against the grille itself, so I can push it back a bit, but not far enough to even have it sit right - let alone stay there.

There's a bracket that holds (what appears to be) the frame to which that whole thing clips/sits. and there's a slight bend in it on the side that's hanging low, which I'm not sure if it's supposed to be there. I tried to take some photos, but I couldn't get an angle that showed anything useful. If I try to push up on the bracket from underneath, the bike starts to move on the sidestand before the bracket would bend.

The only thing I can think is that perhaps the dealership had the bike jacked up while doing the service recently, and perhaps didn't do it right?

On the 'good' side of the bike, there's still about a 5mm gap between the bottom grille, and the top one, is that the same on yours too @dilligaf? On the 'bad' side it's probably about 10mm.

 

I couldn't actually work out how to embed the image in my post @Dozers Dad, and I was previously told on this forum that it's a standard easy place to dump images, it's not a spam site.

I just tried dragging and dropping, which I didn't expect to work, but here they are ...

 

Oh, and thanks for the link @SleepyOwl, but I wouldn't have a clue where to get the part number, I'm not even entirely sure which part is to blame yet.

The only good news is that there's no warnings on the bike, the thing (while sitting too low) is still solidly attached, so I don't suppose there's any reason that it'd be dangerous to ride.

...hopefully.

 

Thanks for the help guys, I have taken another look, and in my fiddling, the clip on the other side came undone, and it won't clip back in, but I can't actually see a corresponding clip on the side that was initially dropped.

I can now however see how I can get the whole thing off, 2 bolt underneath. But they're nice and tight, and without undoing them, there's no way it's going to just fall off.

If I grow a pair, I might try and remove it tomorrow, and see what I can see when it's all exposed. But given that I'm fairly satisfied that it won't catastrophically fail, and given that I probably won't be on it much (apart from 'essential shopping runs') I might just wait until the dealer is open again, and get them to take a look.

 

@dilligaf Unfortunately not, I had forgotten that the Mrs had booked me in for 4 hours of DIY construction of a kids garden playhouse, and then cooking Sunday lunch. So not time in the garage yesterday unfortunately. Will have to wait until either an evening this week, or the weekend

 

Hah, but it's probably that last 20% of the benefits from the Mrs that'd be the most painful to loose