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the best firestorm front end i've ever seen.

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from the superhawk forum.
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Wow. That's very subtle but beautiful.
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Agreed. Only improvement I'd make is yellow! :)
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the fella said he had a custom screen made, you can buy a sharkskinz top fairing which loses the small light, but the screens the bugger, and those mirrors look great. as i said the best front end i've seen.
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i just gave some mirrors away same as them trust me there gash
as for the rest its so subtle i cant see the mods but im fightering mine so cant compair
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You aint seen mine then Marty lol. That guy must have though coz he's copyed me by putting mesh in the air ducts. :biggrin
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On second viewing,Where's the parking light and separate panel?
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hahaha its very clever what this guy has done, it looks pretty normal until you take a closer look, i'm thinking of doing mesh in the air intakes and maybe putting indicators in there aswell. i would like to know where he got his screen from tho? the other idea i was tinkering with would be to fill in the park light and either side of it to make a continous smooth line at the bottom of the screen, which would mean you could keep the original screen. get some pictures up of your bike simo....
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Sharkskinz GRP one-piece upper fairing from USA

http://sharkskinz.com/shopexd.asp?id=1127

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Though aussie shayne said he made the stock fairing one-piece presumably from fastening it all together and filling the joins, before respraying.

http://www.superhawkforum.com/forums/me ... post260320

http://ozfirestorm.proboards.com/index. ... hread=1913
simo wrote:On second viewing,Where's the parking light and separate panel?
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bigspanishmarty wrote:i'm thinking of doing mesh in the air intakes and maybe putting indicators in there aswell.....
carefull with the cooling on that one m8 - them holes do have a purpose :think:
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i noticed tattoo has put indi's in the air duct holes and it has effected his temps, i will be looking into maybe putting an air sccop underneath the headlight to provide extra cooling for the engine, cheers for the heads up tho buddy..... :thumbup:
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bigspanishmarty wrote:i noticed tattoo has put indi's in the air duct holes and it has effected his temps, i will be looking into maybe putting an air sccop underneath the headlight to provide extra cooling for the engine, cheers for the heads up tho buddy..... :thumbup:
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marty......the temp gauge was just under half way even in this cold weather so i took them out

i have however picked up 4 broken fairing panels today to experiment with...i'm thinking of doubling the airducts up so the inners stay open for air and the outers will have indi's inside....
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tattoo wrote:marty......the temp gauge was just under half way even in this cold weather so i took them out

i have however picked up 4 broken fairing panels today to experiment with...i'm thinking of doubling the airducts up so the inners stay open for air and the outers will have indi's inside....
keep me posted buddy, i'm going to try and use the ducati 999 headlight on my storm, so i might try the same style of indis as you have done but tinker with the fairing to add some new air vents, it will give me something to do over winter, if you wanna sell the punto indis let me know and i'll have them off you, only if your not gonna use them tho mate....... :thumbup:
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bigspanishmarty wrote:from the superhawk forum.
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if memory serves me correct its actually from Australia this bike on an oz firestorm forum, might have a link to it / the guy some where

I asked him about the indicators trying to get help as I wanted his mirrors but he wasn't very forthcoming


http://ozfirestorm.proboards.com/index. ... hread=1913

Check that link out lots of pics and can ask the guy stuff if you want info.
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