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heres a thought ,,, would a gs belly pan fit ,,, the kevlar shortie ones may just look good ,,,,

Hi due to time restraints, I have my local fabricator making me up the brackets I will let you know the quality and cost if you interested

Gruffalo wrote:That's what I thought worth a punt can't lose at that price !! Could spray or get it wrapped will order one and let you know how it goes

I have bought one of these and had it done up to rwb. I also bought a front end paddock stand from this company. In my experience they are a very slick outfit. The belly pan is Fibre glass and is made of two parts, there is a seam that runs longitudinally ( but who the hell sees that) I keep this one on the bike and the CF one is spared the road wash. Drill the pan before you take it to your paint man.

Good value for money.

The fabricator just text me a price of 40.00 + vat

Hi guy , price for mild steel bracket £40+vat ,
regards marc@brinklows

I'm going to go with it as I'm to lazy to do it myself
Lol

Gruffalo wrote:The fabricator just text me a price of 40.00 + vat

Hi guy , price for mild steel bracket £40+vat ,
regards marc@brinklows

I'm going to go with it as I'm to lazy to do it myself
Lol

Stainless would have been the answer - but if in MS - I'd want it beadblasted and Powdercoated.

Shouldn't cost anymore than £25 for the powdercoating.

Al

boxerscott wrote:

Gruffalo wrote:That's what I thought worth a punt can't lose at that price !! Could spray or get it wrapped will order one and let you know how it goes

I have bought one of these and had it done up to rwb. I also bought a front end paddock stand from this company. In my experience they are a very slick outfit. The belly pan is Fibre glass and is made of two parts, there is a seam that runs longitudinally ( but who the hell sees that) I keep this one on the bike and the CF one is spared the road wash. Drill the pan before you take it to your paint man.

Good value for money.

Just got mine back from the painters - he sanded the seams for me - looks damn good!! Got stickers in hand although seemed pricy to me then going to see about the clear wrap

Need an opinion!

I can’t make up my mind on which alternative to go for.
Alt 1 follows the pattern best, since the rectangles get smaller and smaller downward. But it might look funny.
Alt 2 would have all the rectangles the same size as the lowest on the fairing.

Sorry - each as bad as each other, to me.......


Al

Blackal wrote:Sorry - each as bad as each other, to me.......
Al

Ok, the options i’ve come up with so far are:
Keep it plain white
Paint it blue, as the original was
As pictures show
Blue, but with white rectangles
I’m open to suggestions. Do you have any?

Hello Tapio

I like the version that has the same size speed blocks, but the colour has to be an exact match to work.



P.s don't listen to blackal as he has rim tape on his machines

popsky wrote:I like the version that has the same size speed blocks, but the colour has to be an exact match to work.

Wot he said. The second pictured option. The first one's a bit busy and has a hint of 'Tesco Value range' about it

Mike

Paint it blue as the original and graphics if possible.

Al.

As per my namesake BlackAl, I'm not keen on either. I would say plain white or blue, and if you want to break it up a bit put a horizontal line of the rectangles (in the opposing colour, of course) along the bottom - similar to the seat unit treatment.



And rim tape

Al wrote:Paint it blue as the original and graphics if possible.

Al.

Frankly, I don’t like the sponsor decals at all. They make the bike look like a 2-wheeled boy racer. Or like an 18-year old’s tacky attempt to pimp his ride.

I think option 2 sime size