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Old 05-Oct-2005, 23:32
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mesh it up !

why do italian bike manufactures always leave big holes in farings eh !! go on somebody tell me its for " coolin " ! they spend all this time on design and leave bloody great big gaps in the fairin .
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Old 05-Oct-2005, 23:36
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i know i,ll put some mesh in , now how much would that have cost ducati , or mv to that cos there the same !!!
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it aids aerodynamics as air that gets forced past the front edge has a natural escape route at the rear of the fairing as opposed to the fairing increasing resistance to wind flow even further ... hth ...
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Old 05-Oct-2005, 23:38
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[quote]Originally posted by ace
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Old 05-Oct-2005, 23:45
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hmmmm !!! if your on a gp bike maybe ! not on the queens highway dodgin manholes , diesel , an victor meldew in his volvo ! an just wantin your pride an joy to look its best before brussels does its worst !!!
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Ace, I think it looks great. Where did you get the mesh from? What did you use to stick it to the inside? And how did you get it to follow the curve of the fairing?

So many questions...! I wanna do the same thing, give us some pointers!
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hmmmm !!! if your on a gp bike maybe ! not on the queens highway dodgin manholes , diesel , an victor meldew in his volvo ! an just wantin your pride an joy to look its best before brussels does its worst !!!

you've bought a "homologated for race use" motorcycle, not a BMW GS.

would you buy a Caterham 7 and complain about the flappy doors ???

it is what it is .....
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mesh !!!!!!!!!!!! very 90's
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hmmmm !!! if your on a gp bike maybe ! not on the queens highway dodgin manholes , diesel , an victor meldew in his volvo ! an just wantin your pride an joy to look its best before brussels does its worst !!!

When I see the factory WSB fit mesh then I will
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[quote][i]Originally posted by khu996[/i
believe it or not i tried everywhere to match the mesh from the nose cone , and found it in a major diy chain ! it bends and forms easy with some patiance ! that one side took about an hour ! as for stickin good epoxy does it !!! but the race boys will say the extra weight will slow em down !!!!!!!!!!!
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