Trackday project K3

Excellent, cheers.

OK, so new headache!! On a hunch I've just been to collect these, I believe they're from a k4 gsxr 600. But I could be wrong.





Having said that, the only reference picture I have so far is this rather unfortunate picture, looks like bike 18 has the same ones.



Can anybody point me to more pictures or if you have some, please PM me.

After a quick throw on the bike, it would seem I need to increase the top holes to allow the wide radiator to still fit.

I heard, that taking 2" out of the middle is the usual route to fitment, as I'm not that well practiced in fibreglassing, its not really an option for me!
Sell on, or have a play??
The main thing is to make them fit so that SVGTI stops laughing at me for buying more carp!!

:smt: eek:: eek:: eek:

There have been a few on here that have fitted GSXR race fairings to the SV. I believe you can buy a special front subframe that makes the whole process a damn site easier. Give JHS racing a shout and they should be able to point you in the right direction.

Regards

[Sid Squid]

It's a track bike - it's going in the gravel sometime.

No fairings, nothing that doesn't make it go, stop and let you hold on. Everything else is superfluous and waiting to get smashed.

Originally Posted by Sid Squid

It's a track bike - it's going in the gravel sometime.

No fairings, nothing that doesn't make it go, stop and let you hold on. Everything else is superfluous and waiting to get smashed.

I do agree to a certain extent, certainly for my first few outings I will run with a minimal fairing (Maybe the a knackered stock one) or completely naked.

However, even if its purely just for experience, I would like to have a go making it fit.

So I think all I have to do is, modify the subframe mounting points, make the holes big enough to clear the radiator and then, if the top part is flexible enough, I cud take a strip out of the middle of the bottom fairing in order to bring the fairing into the bike a bit.

Again pics would be great if anybody can point me at some!

[flymo]

very unlikely that you need to start splicing a section out of the middle of those fairings, just fit it up and make some brackets if necessary.

Watch out for handlebar clearance and cable routing. JHS also do a straight fit SV fairing, pricey but robust and fixable. p.s. buy a fibreglass kit anyway, one of those large kits from Halfords

[flymo]

do you have crash bungs fitted? If not I have a set for sale if interested.

Originally Posted by flymo

do you have crash bungs fitted? If not I have a set for sale if interested.

I do, evotech ones, except that with these fairings layed on the the bike they look to be redundant as the fairing is wider than them!! Maybe when its on properly they'll protrude again!

OK, I found some very similar fairing pics, shown here in case anybody reads this in the future and needs them!






Having said that, I found this too, possibly making the whole thing redundant cos this looks pretty sweet too!