yes, they are oem fairings with new paint I did myself with rattle cans.

heres the pics of the paint layed and drying in the sun....

and the bike pics that were the advertisement pics for the bike. (so old pics)

 

and the NOW pics after hours of hard work and dirt and sweat.

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no gaps ... no spaces....... GET your money BACK....... those fit like garbage....... start finding O.E. pieces. I have a upper right rear fairing (by seat) if u need one.

-Lee

 

I was looking at these mighty hard myself. But the things that stopped me were

1. Huge price tag
2. Hong Kong

They look good but the prices were way too much. And I am extremely wary of an overseas supplier for anything. If I'm going to drop $600, I want the ability to walk into your store and ask "WTF?". Plus something I didn't like, that set off quiet alarm bells: people on ebay selling similiar products for half the cost until I read about the shipping cost. Charging $299 and then saying shipping is $299 so their price seems less raised suspicions.

Sorry, I'd rather risk my OE fairings with a paint gun in MY hand. Least if I screw up, I learn and can try again.

 

Yeah you may be right, but if wasn't for guys like me there would be no examples of how good or bad they are...lol

 

wow that crazy i bought from mung 88 which is moto777 by the way and my fairings dont look anything like that i dont have gaps so far and i have the tail and side fairings in...look at my post its the seven star one...

 

oh yea not being an ******* just saying...wish you got better fitement man

 

No it all good man... where is your pics? and also did you do the 98 style fairings or keep the f2 style?

and sadly even wit the gaps and **** people been still telling me how much they like it lol

 

i kept the f2 style didnt want to buy new headlight n $hit..as far as pics go dont have it complete yet been working so had not enough time yet..but check out my post type in seven stars set n u see it have a couple of pics of when it came and some on my bike..

 

oh yea meant to ask you...how they dealing with melting bc i havent fully put mine together yet?

 

I would not suggest dynamat for three reasons

1. It is not designed to dissipate heat
2. It is heavy
3. It is expensive

I have a set of the Repsol style Hong Kong fairings. They didn't come with any heat protection either. I bought some heat tape from Autozone that has done the trick. I suggest doing the same, it is designed to dissipate heat, it's light weight, and it was only 20-30 dollars.