Fairing lower

[Watty]

Anyone any recommendations to which fairing lower to fit for good fit and quality? Any comments on pros and cons? Only a thought at the moment! Got lots of things I want to do over winter, until then just want to ride the wheels off it Cheers

[seb421]

Powerbronze brilliant

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[Redthunder]

Moriwaki replica (or genuine!!!)

[VTRDark]

Whichever lower you decide to get you may want to get some heat reflective foil sheet for the inside especially towards the rear as it can get a bit hot and melt some lowers.

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[TonyW650]

Whichever lower you decide to get you may want to get some heat reflective foil sheet for the inside especially towards the rear as it can get a bit hot and melt some lowers.

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I will testify to that one, mines got melted and having to repair it, fibre glass patch and mesh to reinforce the damaged area.

[sirch345]

Lower fairing or bellypan, the best ones are made using fibreglass.

He's a link for the Skidmarx bellypan:-
http://www.skidmarx.co.uk/honda/50038-v ... y-pan.html

Chris.

[tinysmall]

Powerbronze brilliant

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[VTRDark]

I have a Powerbronze as well. The only thing that is not so good with them is being able to read the oil level in the window. I ended up using a cone cutter and making a hole and fitting a grommet in it.



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[Watty]

Thanks for all opinions and suggestions, food for thought over winter months. Andy.