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Mmmmm ... carbon fibre. I
the real stuff. The copied/plastic stuff, not so. But the real stuff
2015 Black BMW K1300R @ 49,200 km / 30,500 mi
2006 Honda FireBlade @ 83,200 km / 51,800 mi - 3 x transcontinentals & a whole lotta hooning
DEAD: 2012 Acid Green BMW K1300R @ 172,600 km / 107,200 mi - Hit a kangaroo - RIP dear friend
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Glue or thin double stick tape over the existing pieces.Originally posted by RS530 View Postthe front fairing covers not so much. Does anyone know how they want you to put these on?
are they suppose to glue over the factory ones?
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You might consider exchanging them for other pieces.
Lee
Iowa
2022 R1250RS White Sport
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I installed, but then removed the front fairing pieces. Installation was thin doublesided 3M tape but they still didn't fit as well as i would have liked. Other than those two pieces I love the carbon fiber bits. Our K1300S has the fairing side covers (beside of the instrument cluster), air intakes, rear cowl, and factory carbon heel guards and exhaust trim.Originally posted by RS530 View Post
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Friends don't let friends buy carbon fiber parts. It's a disease that shows every sign of being incurable and only goes into remission when you have no money left to spend. And even then, you'll look enviously at another's bike that has more CF parts than yours and it'll ruin your enjoyment of your own bike.
There's more pricing fixing and inflation in CF parts than DeBeers has in diamonds. So far I've been immune to the disease possibly because I come from an aviation world where entire aircraft are made from CF and it's not the bling of unobtainium parts that it is in the motorcycle world.
Just say no to CF.
You're welcome.
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