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Help Too good to be true? doubt with fairings master

Discussion in 'The Pub' started by Cody Swa, Mar 18, 2020.

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    I am planning getting new fairings for my 2005 suzuki GSXR1000 and came across a site called fairingmaster, and was wondering if anyone had any experience with it since it seems pretty good. The prices on it are amazing if its true. Does anyone else know where I can get these fairings for cheap? Thank you so much!
     
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    Never had any experience with them.
    The prices do look very attractive.
    A fairly elaborate website if it is a scam.
     
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    I was hoping @XCite Bikes would comment. He knows which factories / suppliers make the best panels
     
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    Sorry mate, I've been quite busy this week. Don't think I can say more my 2 cents. There are only 3 factories making fairings in China, and thousands of "agents" selling them to the public. I believe this fairingmaster is just another agent selling fairings. They list the CBR250 as "CBR250RR MC19 88-89, CBR250RR MC22 90-94, CBR250RR 11-14". Typical Chinese seller, has no clue what they are selling... They claim to be "the no. 1 manufacturer", but so did Steve from Ozzy Motorcycle Fairings back in the days.
    Just make sure the panels are made by "injection mould", not compression. The one thing that changes A LOT is the quality of their spray job. There is no way to know if your kit will come out decent or not. You get what you get. They may cover you if it arrives cracked or broken, but I don't think they will help if it's just badly finished.
     
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