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steeevvvooo · 08-Jan-2012, 10:22

decision made then: I'll fix the bracket and use a nose cone and belly pan.

One of my main worries was the hassle of removing every time for scruitinrering if they want to see frame numbers, but I may see what I can come up with in terms of quick access

Cheers for the input all!

Jolley · 08-Jan-2012, 13:57

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Originally Posted by steeevvvooo

decision made then: I'll fix the bracket and use a nose cone and belly pan.

One of my main worries was the hassle of removing every time for scruitinrering if they want to see frame numbers, but I may see what I can come up with in terms of quick access

Cheers for the input all!

I doubt you will ever be asked.

In my opinion, damage that needs replacing to keep racing isnt any different with or without full fairings.... It is nearly always pegs/clipons/levers/screen... The same whatever you run

Jolley · 08-Jan-2012, 20:20

Found this piccy on my iPhone. You can just about make out the front fairing mount and the extra arm coming down. It definitely made the nose on mine much more stable.

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08-Jan-2012, 10:22	#1
steeevvvooo Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 178 Join Date: Jul 2011 decision made then: I'll fix the bracket and use a nose cone and belly pan. One of my main worries was the hassle of removing every time for scruitinrering if they want to see frame numbers, but I may see what I can come up with in terms of quick access Cheers for the input all! Reply

08-Jan-2012, 20:20	#3
Jolley Registered Forum User Big Twin Bikes: 959 Posts: 1,134 Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Surrey/Northants Found this piccy on my iPhone. You can just about make out the front fairing mount and the extra arm coming down. It definitely made the nose on mine much more stable. Attached Thumbnails Reply