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Old 06-28-2013, 10:33 AM
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About to replace my inner fairing as soon as it comes in today. Should I have gotten a new seal or will the one in my bike be ok to reuse. My bike is new. How many have actually put a new seal in? Thanks guys
 
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Old 06-28-2013, 10:53 AM
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I did, they are cheap.
 
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Old 06-28-2013, 11:13 AM
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Might as well buy one, they're cheap. When you see you don't need to replace it you'll already have it for next time. I had mine a part a number of times before I finally replaced it.
 
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Buy a new one. No matter how new your existing one is, it will never come off right. At least it didn't for me.
 
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I for got to buy a new one and ended up using a little 3M weatherstripping adhesive that I already had.
 
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There cheap. Get new so it seals tight
 
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A reused seal will never adhere as well as a new seal. Plus factor in that they get slightly deformed upon removal, and you see why a new seal is the smart money.
 
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Anyone got a part number on this?
 
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It's called Inner Fairing Extrusion P/N 58311-96 $4.99 each list. Be sure and not stretch or bunch up the rubber as you apply it or it will not hold.
 
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It's called Inner Fairing Extrusion P/N 58311-96 $4.99 each list. Be sure and not stretch or bunch up the rubber as you apply it or it will not hold.
Great, thanks!
 
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