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Good little thread ya made here Young!
Hmmmm. I did the same thing to cover my clutch "Mrdcook2" back in 2012..........
But the nasty plastic looking OEM matte front fender - was thankfully turned into THIS==============(By Sean at CCR)
I started to buy some of these the other day. Let me know how you like them.
I used them. They are great and very sticky. Only thing is, it is hard to get off. Maybe need to use heat gun or some remover stuff.
Put on Brembo low drag race levers on brake side.
^Oh man. I had my suspension settings adjusted at the track with Dave Moss. Made it so much better and felt like night and day.
Ryfly you're braver than me. I remove the side fairings first so I don't scratch them while doing the nose fairing.
Is there any noticeable difference with the heat? Mine were already installed and I'm thinking about taking them off.
Ryfly you're braver than me. I remove the side fairings first so I don't scratch them while doing the nose fairing.
Is there any noticeable difference with the heat? Mine were already installed and I'm thinking about taking them off.
The only reason the later Panigale have those ugly plastic engine covers is because you guys in the US like to ride around in shorts and got your legs burnt I leave them on there as they seem like a free bit of crash protection but it definitely looks sexier without them.