ok so i just got the check from my insurance company to the sum of $4,378.56. so my question to all of yall is what websites would you consider the cheapest/best selection/ best customer service. i am looking to get a full body kit replacement (minus the front fender and gas tank cover) with headlights and a tail light , bar end weights, etc. but i want to do mostly aftermarket parts so i need to see the websites that yall would normally shop at. Mods: if this breaks any of the rules; please delete the thread. i also wanna get a power commander,a jardine rt-1 slip on and giles rearsets.... so let me know!!!!!!!!!!

 

well, have you checkedany ofthe site sponsors yet?

if that doesnt work out, there is always http://www.motorcycle-superstore.com

what bike is this for? oppracing has a bunch of am plastics. http://www.oppracing.com

 

it is for my 05 1000rr and i have looked at the sponsors ( right now, im checking out brad's selction and its lookin really good) i have only one question: if i get the race upper, how do i modify my wiring harness to run the bike without headlights (given that its illegal and very stupid to run without headlights ON THE STREET for all you noobs out there) i am going to start track racing and when i switch out the front cowl i know there are things i need to do to make it track legal. or would it be better to just buy the oem plastics and aftermarket everything else?

 

are you going to RACE or just do track days, if you're going to do trackdays then just tape your headlights, if you're going to race you should make a race bike, not something that you kind of dual purpose on the weekends. just my $.02

 

well i was trying to pull offthe dual purpose but that looks to be impossible lol but thanks for the info anyways i will probably just go buy a whole new set of factory fairings and the other parts i want from the aftermarket. thanx rrasco and txmorgan!!

 

As for fairing sets try http://www.auctmarts.com/temp/produc...products_id=91

 

or search ebay for "auctmarts" you can find their auctions and prolly save a few hundred bucks.