Ashbone
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seems to be some pictures missing or is it just me?
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The ultimate question is: Are you going to drop your bike anytime soon? It would be a shame to invest a great deal of money on something that would get damaged after a fall.
The ultimate question is: Are you going to drop your bike anytime soon? It would be a shame to invest a great deal of money on something that would get damaged after a fall.
I like the belly pan. One of the reasons I got the Fiz was the lack of plastics. I do like the lower belly pan, it gives it a different style.
IMO, go with the belly pan...more unique...all the Rs have full fairings. Personally, I plan on getting both; the belly first then later on the full to throw on for long trips.
IMO, go with the belly pan...more unique...all the Rs have full fairings. Personally, I plan on getting both; the belly first then later on the full to throw on for long trips.
That may also be a good idea, but do full fairings help that much with the longer trips. I have gone on I-5 at 80 mph (I know, tsk tsk) and it seemed stable and not to problematic at that speed like some hooligan bikes to on highways.
people with full lowers, does it make a difference, and if it does, how much?
Travis Walthall
Hey Jazz which way did you decide to go in the end or do you still have mixed thoughts?![]()
Travis, here's a pic of mine.
I really can't say that it has made any difference in stability, and I have to admit that I'm occasionally running WAY over 80. As you might expect, I am feeling a little more heat coming off the engine, this Summer will tell me if that's a problem or not. Sure felt good over the Winter, though.
I'd think of it just in terms of cosmetics.
I have the belly pan, and like the different look it gives. If i had a 07+ I would buy the factory lowers. I just don't really care for any of the 04~06 lowers. 07+ Factory ones are already painted and I can get Yamaha stuff for cost through a buddy. My belly pan was $181. The full lowers would be around $500 I would guess.
That may also be a good idea, but do full fairings help that much with the longer trips. I have gone on I-5 at 80 mph (I know, tsk tsk) and it seemed stable and not to problematic at that speed like some hooligan bikes to on highways.
people with full lowers, does it make a difference, and if it does, how much?
Travis Walthall