acim
Junior Member
Great :rockon:
Can you post more (high resolution) pictures, please? I am specially interrested is it still possible to mount crash pads without any holders (extensions), straight on the bolt?
Great :rockon:
Can you post more (high resolution) pictures, please? I am specially interrested is it still possible to mount crash pads without any holders (extensions), straight on the bolt?
It would involve a bit of delicate drilling through the fairing and being very accurate when you go to match them up.
I have taken my R&Gs off and will get round to putting the extended ones on.
I have taken my R&Gs off and will get round to putting the extended ones on.
acim
Junior Member
How about genuine Yamaha sliders? Do they fit on genuine full fairing?
CanadianFZ6
Member
I dunno....I think the FZ6 loses some of its character with the lower fairings installed. Yes, it looks great, but somehow....generic?
The "naked" FZ6 has a unique look that catches the eye.
Just my humble opinion.
I agree, they look out of place on and FZ6... like an after thought...
acim
Junior Member
I like fairings and I ordered one pair.
phocaea
Junior Member
there are genuine frame sliders that match the fairing, but their production has been delayed due to manifacturing problems and they will be available in 1-2 months.
in order to install the panels a little drilling is needed, not to fairing but in 2 little pieces of metal that hold the flashes.
Zealous
Member
I think that this is kind of a non issue, unless you're lazy. I personally would love the lowers for longer rides. Anyone who rides loves being in the wind somewhat, but after awhile on a long trip it can get old. On the other hand if I'm only using the bike for commuting I'd go naked. I think the belly pan adds a sharp look too though. It just takes a little bit of time, but I'd put them on for trips and leave them off otherwise.
corekneelius
Senior Member
what did yamaha charge for the set?
AlanB
Junior Member
I liked them in photos, but when I saw them in person I had the same reaction. Not so much after-market as after-thought. Decided to embrace my semi-nakedness and went with the Yammy belly pan instead.
phocaea
Junior Member
Some new photos...
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wrightme43
Those look pretty cool man.
Best looking lower fairings I've seen on an FZ6: Topline Fairings from Design Benelux.
Bike Design Benelux - Online Shop for Motorcycle Components and Accessories
Bike Design Benelux - Online Shop for Motorcycle Components and Accessories
Powerbronze UK make them.
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Easyrider
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Easyrider
Anyone interested in 08 fairings OEM....www.yamahagenuineparts.com/Motorcyc...=Sport Bike&Year=2008&Model=FZ6&NumRecords=30
Very expensive...but look nice.:drool:
Very expensive...but look nice.:drool:
#27
Junior Member
Any news/updates regarding lower fairing for the '07? I'm really eager to purchase some but unsure what source is the best. I called powerbronze and they said the 2007's aren't available, and that the '06 version will not fit.
GastonJ
The Winged One
Last I knew from Yamaha on the sliders they don't fit. Yam went as far as to cancel my sliders when I ordered the lowers and the sliders together. Perhaps they'd sooner sell lowers each time a bike got dropped instead of just a new slider head
Try this site and let me know what you think, when you open it just go to what bike you have pick 07 FZ6. Let me know what you think.
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Also look at RADIATOR PANELS on this thread and you will see a couple of other site's as well, just scroll toward the bottom.
