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I've had mine since march. Since I go to the track every other week or so I might fall off eventually and to risk 7 huns would not be the end of the world.

Here is how it went:

Within minutes after ordering I had an E-mail in my inbox. Thinking it was an automated response I got right back with a silly question to make sure it was an actual person I was talking to. It was a real person and they offered to personnalize the kit free of charge. I asked to have my racing number on it wich they said they would gladly do. 2 weeks later I get another E-mail with detailed pictures of the finished kit asking for my approbation before shipping.

Received the kit another 10 days later and was amazed by the quality of the finish. For sure there are minor glitches but overall I was very satisfied. Fit was as good as OEM, the only thing is the red doesn't quite match OEM paint but it takes a very keen eye to notice.

Got several E-mails inquiring about my satisfaction and asking for pictures for their site.

After 5k km, a mounting tab on the tail section has cracked. The paint is more scratch resistent than OEM and the kit has held up very well.

My expectation was for the kit to last for the season and I could then chuck it in the bin without hesitation and get a new one for next year. All this with brand new OEM fairings in a box awating resale of a pristine looking used bike.
Thanks Mr Fireman good to hear service was reliable and of merchantable quality
 
Another option:

Auctmarts.com - Aftermarket Motorcycles Fairings Kit

I ordered a set from these people this week for the RSV4 F.

$689 shipped to the house.

I've read some good reviews on these people, and so far the communication has been great.

They custom paint the bodywork for that price. I'm not expecting much, but I asked for a ton.

I should have pics to post in a month or so.
 
I bought a set from Aucmarts for 05 R6. Pretty decent stuff for sure. Fit wasn't bad I only had to dremel a few places but overall fitment lined up good. Paint job is beautiful but the flex is not the same as OEM so I'd be careful when putting together. A lot of their set come with the additional plastics that complete fairing package but this pieces are definitely cheap plastics, careful when tightening bolts to these pieces they crack easy. Here's some pics ImageUploadedByTapatalk1406823869.987142.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1406823889.720674.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1406823900.851733.jpg
 
Thanks Henry.

I've asked a far amount of them. Let's see if they come through.

You can't beat the price, and since there track plastics I'm not expecting a ton.

I can't wait.:)
 
Hello, any update from the guys that ordered this kits? am interested also and will be great to know their final experiences. Thanks
 
My guess: same Chinese stuff distributed by a US co. Keep in mind the light and bracket are $2200. To keep costs down, may want to remove those before track days. Costs more than sharkskins or armor body. Don't ask me how I know.

I ordered a set of white directly from Chinese manufacturer that's on eBay. The iFairings.com listing is the same picture. Got em shipped to my door for $600 US.

You can seem them here. http://ducati1299.com/ducati-1199/18972-low-sided-my-1199r-yesterday-need-some-advice.html

I've heard it's hit and miss on the quality. Mine fit perfectly. No melting. Leading paint edges are not great.

Tom
 
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I ordered a set of white directly from Chinese manufacturer that's on eBay. The iFairings.com listing is the same picture. Got em shipped to my door for $600 US.

You can seem them here. http://ducati1299.com/ducati-1199/18972-low-sided-my-1199r-yesterday-need-some-advice.html

I've heard it's hit and miss on the quality. Mine fit perfectly. No melting. Leading paint edges are not great.

Tom

thank you for the info. Your gas tank looks amazing, how much did that job cost you? Thanks
 
I had missed this thread. I bought and crashed first time out with these Chinese fairings (was used to running the HP4 with tyre warmers but went out on road tyres). The side fairings held up ok because of the sliders but the tail cracked and a large section fell off. (was a 80kmh lowside). I was able to buy a new tail section for $80. Not a big fan of the fact that the tail section came with the seat cutout despite ordering the version without the headlights, so I ran with my seat rather than risk the painted unit. You can see the gaffer tape on the rear in the bottom photo when I taped her up and kept going after the crash. Not a huge fan and wouldn't bother buying these again. Ducati sell a full set (unpainted) but with block out plates etc for all lights for $750 here in Oz now. If you want to be able to pick yourself up tip the sand out of the belly pan and keep going then a proper set of track fairings.
 

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The first kit is the 2013 livery, I got it in March and went 13k km and 14 trackdays with it. The lower fairings were sandblasted by debris from the front wheel and the tail sections had most mounting tabs broken off because my son slipped off the peg when gettin on the pillion and fell on it.

Replacing both lowers and tail sections was 350$ so I went for a brand new kit with the '14 livery.
 
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