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Xj750 aftermarket fairing

Discussion in 'Hangout Lounge' started by Ledicott96, Mar 21, 2012.

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    Its a Maier Universal Sport Fairing. Available for 7" round headlights and they make one for rectangle headlights. Lots of companies carry them. They work & look great (IMO) on the Seca's.
     
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    Oh right great to know. I am from the UK so had never seen it before but cheers for the info.
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    They also have replacement windshields. You could get this fairing for cheap on Ebay, repair/paint the body, add the new windscreen & you would have yourself a pretty good buy.
     
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    Yeah I have seen your bike with the same/similar fairing. I must say it does look rather nice, sets the bike of very well with out going to the extreme of a full fairing loosing access to key maintenance and service points.
    Al
     
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