2006 TE610 Valve Adustment - What Do I remove?

Could use some help about what to remove for 2006 TE610 valve adjustment. Everything. both radiators, etc. Appreciate any help offered. My first time.

Thanks

I do it without draining the coolant or removing the radiators, but it's tight. I think I did remove the coolant overflow bottle, but I can't remember.

My best time is 45 minutes from start to finish, inclusive. It's really not a bad job, just a bit intimidating.

I take it nice and easy, give myself plenty of time and dont rush.
I take both radiators off and the coolant reservoir, i dont know how i would get the reservoir out without taking both radiators off.
That gives me more room to work and do the job properly.

I go halfway; removing the RH radiator so that I can remove the coolant tank. I only disconnect the bottom radiator hose, and use a bungee to suspend the radiator from the handlebar to keep it out of the way.

I should say that I think I unbolt the radiators and shove them forward to gain some space, but I do not drain them.

However, draining the coolant and removing the hoses isn't too hard, and it does help gain a bit of extra space, which is nice the first time you do this job.

I just did this. I drained the radiators and just removed them. It looks intimidating, but once you get in there, really, there isn't much to it...and when you are done, you'll really understand how the hoses are supposed to route, etc. I even took the opportunity to replace some of the factory hose clamps with nice stainless steel hose clamps.

Thank you soooooooooooooooooooooo -much for all the comments. I really appreciate it. Will definitely help me.