getting a good fit on chinese fairings
Posted: Fri Feb 01, 2019 6:27 am
Hello,
Quick tip, besides the expected dremelling and tweaking required to get a compression mouled Chinese fairing to fit. There is always that gap between the nose cone and the upper side fairings. Some are worse than others, and this always seem to ruin the overall look of the bike.
(p.s I found the injection molded fairings, more expensive, however the fit is better than the compression)
See below, the gap I am speaking of:
I bought a set of those nifty quick release straps that the car chaps use to add flair to their rides and applied it to my problem:
These little strap kits come in a variety of colors to best match whatever scheme you have.
Hope that helps someone.
Thanks,
Travis.
Quick tip, besides the expected dremelling and tweaking required to get a compression mouled Chinese fairing to fit. There is always that gap between the nose cone and the upper side fairings. Some are worse than others, and this always seem to ruin the overall look of the bike.
(p.s I found the injection molded fairings, more expensive, however the fit is better than the compression)
See below, the gap I am speaking of:
I bought a set of those nifty quick release straps that the car chaps use to add flair to their rides and applied it to my problem:
These little strap kits come in a variety of colors to best match whatever scheme you have.
Hope that helps someone.
Thanks,
Travis.