so i had a interesting experience the other night. i was riding along at around 70mph after leaving the gym when something slapped my right ankle. i didn't see anything in the road that could have been kicked up and hit me so i got off at the next exit to give my bike a going over and the second i got off i knew what was wrong.



the faring came off. but it didn't just pop loose and come off it snapped in 7 different places and came off.

i was able to go back and collect my broken bits but it was beyond saving.



bunjied them to the back and took the side streets the rest of the way home



in that pic you can see that a large chunk is missing from the top right.

i am now looking at street fighting this bike because i don't want to spend the money on new plastics.

 

i've had the same thing happen to me. hit my leg so hard i thought i hit a bird or rock. i was able to fiberglass the peices together. id be interested in your left side fairings...

 

its scratched to hell cracked and kinda broken but its yours if you want it



previous owner (friend of mine) dropped the bike turning left at a stop light. never rode it again. it had two year old gas in it when i pushed it on to a trailer. all i gave him was $100 and a bunch of magic cards

 

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That sucks *****, would have liked to see the look on your face though!

 

well when it happened it was more of a WTF look on my face. i dint think i ran over anything that could have come up and hit me. when i discovered the right side of the bike i was sad and pissed

but oh well i just got a new rectifier regulator on the bike so it chargers and i don't have to drag my bat charger to work with me.

 

Yea I almost lost my right side tail section the other day, it cracked right by the front mounting tab.

 

got a msg back from my friend at honda for new plastic from them it would cost 1225.00 for right side, left side and upper.

so streetfighter it is.

 

JEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Are you keeping your tail section intact?

 

yeah im going to keep the tail and throw a round 6 or 7 inch head light on the front.