Race Fairing

[chris16]

i've seen the ilmberger carbon Fairing yet.
looks very good but expensive.
what do you use?
i mean REAL Race fairings. the DP one is not.

 

[RickD996]

I use CRC. But I've also used Sheps, ProFibre and MRCUK fairings. All very good. And all offer individual panels as required.

 

[chris16]

crc looks good so far. i think i like it.

 

[MaverickiB]

I have a set of the Bikesplast fairings coming in from HSBK sometime early next month. Will let people know how those work out.

 

[stage5]

I have flamingobike and motoxpcambri on order. I should have them both within the next few weeks. Maybe the flamingo stuff next week

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[MaverickiB]

This is what Bikesplast V4R fairings look like on my 2018 V4. Predrilled Dzus fasteners were a godsend. The SBK tail/seat unit leaves a lot of room under the seat for telemetry electronics (my T800 dongle fits very comfortably with room to spare). Fitment was pretty good out of the box. I had to trim the tips off of the radiator fairing stay since they didn't mesh well with the front fairing piece. All of the premarked areas for mounting holes were satisfactory, with the exception of the two undertail ones. They were slightly off, requiring some adjustments. Lock-to-lock steering was impaired with stock lever positions, had to tilt them downward (something most people so anyways) to get the brake/clutch levers to clear the front fairing at the ends of steering travel. I ordered them with the DBHolders front subframe and race intake, both of which fit like a glove with the fairings.

I'm not entirely sure how they intended the part that normally connects via a rubber grommet (I ordered the part required to convert to V4R fairings) to connect with the pre-drilled hole they put in that area. The fairings are sturdy without any securing there, so I just looped a ziptie around the mounting point to keep the fairing from swinging out too wide and called it a day.

I also might take a stab at dremeling the belly pan so I can make it work with a kickstand. As much as I'd love to go full track bike, I don't really have the track setup (normally by myself) to facilitate a no-kickstand bike.

 

[cafecorseduc]

Very happy with the MotoXP bodywork. Relatively light weight (won't crash well) back after a season of track days it is holding up quite well. The paint work was exceptional!

 

[JohnSmith]

i've seen the ilmberger carbon Fairing yet.
looks very good but expensive.
what do you use?
i mean REAL Race fairings. the DP one is not.

Lets qualify this, we are talking REAL race fairings like with a belly//catch pan correct. Is anyone here who posted using this?

 

[MaverickiB]

Lets qualify this, we are talking REAL race fairings like with a belly//catch pan correct. Is anyone here who posted using this?

My Bikesplast fairings use a full belly/catch pan. It also comes preinstalled with drain plugs in case you're doing a track day or race in the rain.

 

[MaverickiB]

Small update, the BP fairings came with aluminum brackets for bolting the side fairings in at the rear most point. I didn't find it until I was dumping the packing peanuts out of the box into my trash can this morning. Was a tiny bag, like a needle in a haystack. There's also another bracket in the bag I'm not sure the purpose of is yet.