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We deliver the part without projectors.
Suitable (projectors): (S-316HC) and (S-316HR)
dimensions:
height -460mm, width - 430mm,
width of mounting points - 220mm,
diameter of holes for headlights, upper 81mm, lower 82mm
>>>> why Motoforza?
Basic and cheapest version is GFK fiberglass. Thanks to the precision of employees in handmade production and the emphasis on the quality of these products, they have perfect flexibility, durability and low weight. Composition - UV stable white gelcoat (not paint), fiberglass mat and fiberglass cloth impregnated with resin. In the stressed and susceptible places to break the parts are reinforced by Kevlar-Carbon layers as needed, or Coremat for the seats. Parts are flexible and have mostly a smooth surface. Are made for paint job.
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Why GFK- fiberglass? For example those who want to put fairings on for the circuit at low cost. Or inexpensively replace a precious piece (broken) original.
These products consist of a transparent gelcoat and carbon fabric and resin used here is different than GRP parts. The components are lightweight and stronger than GRP. Weight reduction compared to GRP is about 30-50%. The parts are polished to a high gloss, for the carbon fiber to stand out. Note: (Engine covers, frame covers, swing arm covers - first layer Carbon (black fabric) + additional layers of Kevlar-Carbon).
Why Carbon design? - For fans of Carbon. Low weight and hardness. In this embodiment, we place extreme emphasis on the surface and visible layer so as to stand out preferably carbon cloth. Suitable for show bikes. Highly polished. Parts also don’t need any paint. On the frame, swing-arm, engine and some small covers by using multiple layers of carbon and kevlar-carbon we achieved extreme hardness of the product.
It is usually best to create assembly mounts up of your Machine & your desired location.
Installation instructions, hints, tips for installation found here >>>
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