The Baja Designs 328002 is a single snap-on cover for one LP9 Pro, Sport, or Racer LED auxiliary light pod, molded from hard-coated polycarbonate with an amber tint. The manufacturer positions it as a shield against rocks, mud, and trail debris, so impacts land on the cover instead of the lens. Choose amber when you want the beam shifted for dusty or inclement-weather running. The manufacturer says the clear version allows full brightness, so amber is the better fit when color matters more than a clear beam. Searches this part answers include LP9 Pro amber rock guard, LP9 Racer amber light cover, and snap-on LED pod lens protector.
Because the guard is sold individually and the manufacturer says a damaged guard can be replaced easily, it is a low-cost way to protect a pod from trail wear. Fitment is model-specific, so confirm your pod is an LP9 Pro, Sport, or Racer before ordering. The manufacturer describes the guard as installing and removing in seconds with a snug fit, which makes it practical to pull off for cleaning or maintenance on the trail.
The manufacturer states that black guards cannot be used while the lights are on. The amber guard is intended to switch the light output to amber during use, so it is designed for operation.
The manufacturer says the clear guard lets full brightness shine through. The amber version is a color-shifting option, so the tint is part of its design.
The manufacturer lists the LP9 Pro, Sport, and Racer LED pods. Confirm with the manufacturer before fitting any other LP9 variant.
The manufacturer describes this guard as a snap-on design that installs and removes in seconds. No separate install sheet for part 328002 turned up in research, so confirm the fit procedure with the manufacturer before the first install. The main gotcha is color: keep the black guard off while the lights are powered, as the manufacturer advises, and use the amber or clear guard for running.
