Painted inner fairing question
#11
I passed on buying a bike with a painted inner fairing--- Red Sunglow.
Reason being that the inner reflections of the sun were really hard on the eyes.
Like a Pilot or Quarterback- I prefer to have less light reflected at the eyes when i am trying to see downrange.
Sometimes I have to flip up my gas lid or put a doo-rag over it.
Maybe doesn;t apply to you but does to me.
Mike
Reason being that the inner reflections of the sun were really hard on the eyes.
Like a Pilot or Quarterback- I prefer to have less light reflected at the eyes when i am trying to see downrange.
Sometimes I have to flip up my gas lid or put a doo-rag over it.
Maybe doesn;t apply to you but does to me.
Mike
#13
When I replaced my stock handlebars w/chubby chrome-internal wiring, I figured it would be silly to have it that far apart, and not paint the inner fairing. Asked a local dealer who has treated me fairly,who does their painting.Had them do the job. $200, and the color matched perfectly(crimson sunglo)Used a side cover to match. 70,000 miles later, paint still really good. no cracks at all.Plus, I did all the labor myself, saved money there.
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I've never had an issue with glare from the inner fairing once, Had mine painted about 4 yrs ago and it still looks perfect. No way I would pay the dealer/Moco price for a painted inner but it's your money. Just find a decent shop and they should know what needs to be done. I used the shop the dealer I was using at the time recommended. Easy to remove and install, I bought a used take off and had it painted so I wouldn't have any down time and then sold my stock inner for what I bought the other fairing for. Definitely gives the bike a more finished look!
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I've never had an issue with glare from the inner fairing once, Had mine painted about 4 yrs ago and it still looks perfect. No way I would pay the dealer/Moco price for a painted inner but it's your money. Just find a decent shop and they should know what needs to be done. I used the shop the dealer I was using at the time recommended. Easy to remove and install, I bought a used take off and had it painted so I wouldn't have any down time and then sold my stock inner for what I bought the other fairing for. Definitely gives the bike a more finished look!