Lower Carbon Belly Pan Extension from Carbott Composites SEMI Group Buy

ArcticWhite · May 26, 2020

There is another way he is not mentioning. I've done this with the exact same fastening method on car interior side panels. Take a plastic welder, heat up the black plastic to release the factory lower panels. Put the carbon piece in there and re-plastic weld onto the fairing. No bolts required.

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BMW Alpina · May 26, 2020

ArcticWhite said:
There is another way he is not mentioning. I've done this with the exact same fastening method on car interior side panels. Take a plastic welder, heat up the black plastic to release the factory lower panels. Put the carbon piece in there and re-plastic weld onto the fairing. No bolts required.

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Great idea ArcticWhite, I will take a look more into this. I also used to perform plastic welding using PVC rod for a PVC tank a long time ago (with Leister Plastic Welding Tools). Maybe I can use this again.

By the way, this group buy is officially cancelled (at least I am out) because I just purchase a USED Panigale v4 Complete Lower Belly Pan fairing. I will detach the lower black plastic extension and decide whether to overlay it with a Real Carbon Fiber or even do one step harder, which is make a mold out of it, then make the plastic extension solely from Carbon Fiber only... Wish me Luck

Both my sons encourage me to do this, because good or bad, it is ours

superbikecoach · Jun 14, 2024

Did this ever go any near to production with Carbott Composites?
I have a 2024 (straight lower fairing) and I'm looking for carbon extensions as well. Anyone knows?

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