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Impulse sunday afternoon ebay purchase - full fairing for my GS550
Holy Mad Max, Batman!
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Gadgetboy550
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Mad max indeed!! Maybe I shouldn't have watched the latest one in the cinema on Sunday...
Its is going to go on my already slightly mad max inspired 550!
Its is going to go on my already slightly mad max inspired 550!
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JEEPRUSTY
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THat thing is beautiful
The fairing is crazy cool and period correct
Hell you could go round the world with that much protection and never feel a chill
The fairing is crazy cool and period correct
Hell you could go round the world with that much protection and never feel a chill
Older Pichler?
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Add a giant top box, a couple of doors and roof and you'll have a Suzuki Fit ! 
I dunno how well a little 550 can push that through the weather?
Prolly get much better performance on a liter bike.
Very good protection from all kinds of wet and cold weather for sure.
Prolly get much better performance on a liter bike.
Very good protection from all kinds of wet and cold weather for sure.
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Gadgetboy550
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Off to collect it tonight, so will check for any markings on it and report back!
I am predicting and severe reduction in performance once it's fitted bust worth a try for ?20!
I suppose if if I am going slower, at least I will be warm haha!!
I am predicting and severe reduction in performance once it's fitted bust worth a try for ?20!
I suppose if if I am going slower, at least I will be warm haha!!
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JEEPRUSTY
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Oh your in UK
its a superb sample of the bike
take of fthe fairing and you have a gem
its a superb sample of the bike
take of fthe fairing and you have a gem
Thought i would share this monstrosity with you all.. found it on Ebay and was going cheap, thought it could be fun to play around with!
anyone seen one of these before?
I had one almost the same as that on my 79 bike.
There was a rash of them around at the time - inspired by the BMW RS / RT fairings and all of them grossly inferior to the real thing. In my fairing (made by Acrybre), the fatal flaw was a knife-edge blast of icy air that concentrated itself on my kneecaps. Apart from that, it worked well enough, but nowhere near as good as the one it copied, as I knew from direct experience of the RT.
Looks like it would be an almost perfect accessory for a KZ1300.
