Fairings from China/Hong Kong

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Dynamohum
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Re: Fairings from China/Hong Kong

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ebay seller was neverland this set looks well finished paint wise outside but inner panels suffer overspray so will need some work plus the usual fitment issues . tbh it was your bikes that helped me decide on the rothmans scheme and when a set came up at that price thought it was worth a go.
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davethetrucker wrote: tbh it was your bikes that helped me decide on the rothmans scheme and when a set came up at that price thought it was worth a go.
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I did a bit of a write up of my fitting on page 3 of this thread and all I can say it be prepared to spend a little time fettling for a decent fit. The panels I had were certainly not 'bad' but definitely needed some coaxing with a dremmel, file and some sandpaper. I didn't get too anal about it and am sure I could have got an even better fit if I had spent more time than I did fettling, but as a road legal track toy, the end finish was good enough for me.

The real area that was a problem (and i think where many others have issues) is the fit between the nose cone and the uppers - as below. This was a first fitting before any tweaking...
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As you can see by the previous photos, I just ended up drilling a couple of small holes and using a cable tie to secure the two panels together. Admittedly I will be changing the black cable tie for a white one, but even the black one doesn’t look too bad and doesn’t stand out that much.

Waiting of pics of the finished item :popcorn:
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Re: Fairings from China/Hong Kong

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Well guys, has anyone got a report on longevity of these panels? Mine has a very poor set of chinese plastics on it, paint flaking off everywhere, I have a feeling that these may have been the older, poorer quality type, and I'm planning to replace them with a new set of chinese ones, but I don't want a repeat of whats on it already.
Cheers guys :grin:
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So i figured I'd post here as its quite similar... Full fairing kits from Australia.. NC30 many other bikes

http://www.bikefairings.com.au - main site

http://www.bikefairings.com.au/nc30-red-2.html - NC30 example

Anyone ever bought any fairings from these? Are they any better quality then all the Korean ones you find over the 'bay?
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The Aussie ones above are made in china by the usual manufacturers.
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Looking to get a set of fairings next year, in type 2 colours with a change instead of the bright silver i'll get the same grey as my type 4 colours to match the tank.

Have a set of Gold RVF wheels which will be fitted this summer, so its not all black and grey

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I had a set, not bad and sold the bike last july (after 4month stripdown) for £2300. It cost me £500 at the start with £600 spent on it so not a bad profit! It has now just sold by a dealer for £3300!
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Sort your links out please.
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monstermonte wrote:I had a set, not bad and sold the bike last july (after 4month stripdown) for £2300. It cost me £500 at the start with £600 spent on it so not a bad profit! It has now just sold by a dealer for £3300!
:lol: then sooner or later the unsuspecting new owner finds his way here and quickly realises he's had his pants pulled down and his bike is worth no more than £1000 - £1500
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^^^
And we'll be ready. ;)

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