How do i remove moisture from my headlights?

Use a hair dryer from the outside or leave the headlights on to dry out the moisture. Check the lens assembly for any cracks allowing water in.

You can use as hair dryer - but don't put the nozzle too close to the headlight glass otherwise you'll cause it to crack

Just tape the headlights off with tape and rub some crest toothpaste do it in a circular motion then wipe them off with a towel and water it will clean your headlights

that usually means there is a crack somewhere which you cannot see.
I just replaced my left headlight assembly on my Chevy S-10 paid about $75.00.

Did you recently change a bulb or have a crack in the headlamp?
headlights are design so they shouldn't acumulate moisture, however if replace the bulb and not seal it corectly we can get a water inside. First you should inspect your light for any damage (small cracks, tiny holes ect.), 2nd check your bulb position in the headlight, should be installed firm in the socket (oring, seal from must be in good condition, no cracks, flexible, if bulb is very old seal can get damage, so just replace a bulb). In order to remove moisture you will have to remove the bulb anyway and with the hair dryier heat the lens till you get water out of it, be carefull do not heat to high and just in one spot becuse you can damge headlight. it will take a while to do this at this time of the year if you live in late fall, winter afected region, but if the problems discribed above exist your moisture will come back(you may have to replace the headlight). Good luck

they are sealed units and not meant to be taken apart, if there is moisture inside it means there is a crack or hole somewhere allowing it in, look for anywhere moisture can get in and seal it, the moisture that is there now will dry up over time.

Yes ! The headlight is more than cracked,which is allowing moisture in. the sensor is not part of the headlight {dust to dawn operation}. If you replace headlight. You will have no problem with operation of lights.

Try taking off the headlights and remove the bulbs. When you remove the bulbs, there is a gasket. If there is moisture, you will notice that the outside and inside of the gasket is wet. Use a hair dryer and silicone sealant to seal the gasket and the moisture problem shall go away.

you may try a "skins"stick on headlight cover, it is a thick plastic cover you cut to the shape,, it wont fix the crack but will keep moisture out and stop the crack expanding, this may keep you riding until you can find a secondhand one, cheaper than new. try autobarn or other accessory speed shops for the skins

Most headlights lens are sealed up to prevent this problem. A broken seal or a crack somewhere opened up to let in moisture.
You can drill a small hole on the lowest part of the plastic headlight housing to let the water drain out. Or, replace the plastic headlight assembly with a new sealed one.The plastic headlights turn yellow and cloud up over time (not because of moisture inside, because it's plastic getting ruined by the weather and the sun). This problem reduces headlights from putting more light on the road.
The only thing you can do with moisture inside the headlights is to drain out the water that builds up. The seals on the headlights are bad right now and are going to keep letting moisture in. I would replace the both headlight assemblies for new sealed, clear ones.