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Lower fairing

Discussion in 'XJ Technical Chat' started by rudedogxj550, Sep 10, 2010.

  1. rudedogxj550

    rudedogxj550 New Member

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    Hey guys. I've been wonderin what those cool ass lower fairings are called? Is it a lower cowell or somthing? and does anyone know where I can find then? new or used will do fine.

    Thanks
     
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    If you mean like fitted to the bike in my avatar, the English term is "Belly pan". If you do a search here somebody found some universal fit models in the US.

    I'd try "Flea bay" to start with.
     
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    There you go.

    The one from an FJ600 will bolt right up, BTW. IF you can find one...

    I think the pretty much accepted term is "chin scoop" or "chin fairing" as belly pan usually refers to the ones that extend back along the underside of the bike like the current crop of crotch rockets.
     
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    Ah yes, it's a Brit thing. So belly pan=chin fairing, bonnet=hood, lorry=truck, fanny=?
     
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    bigfitz52 Well-Known Member Premium Member

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    Biscuits=crackers; crackers=


    (insane)
     
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    Naught=zero, boot=trunk, cock=sh*t, chuff=ass...I learn most of my Brit lingo from Top Gear haha

    I also want to find a belly pan for my bike, maybe even the complete lower faring off a Diversion
     
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    fanny= vagina in Britain... not ass
     
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    Hmm... and c**k = gentlemans baby making equipment!!!
     
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    I knew that last one. Just more fun of two people separated by a common language...
     
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