What I did with K-Conversions.
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Re: What I did with K-Conversions.
have only fitted to nc29 but the 23 is very simiular, the 04 6rr are easier than the 09 apart from making a couple of brackets and adjusting the rear subframe they fit pretty much straight on the 09 fairings need the rear subframe chopping up and re-welding and a bit of trimming on the fairings around the raidiators, but the bonus with the 09 fairings is you can fit a headlight hidden in the air scoop
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Re: What I did with K-Conversions.
Really after all efforts to fit this I think next time I'll choose to fit cbr600rr fairing. I think the bracket can be easy fabricated. As for the quality can't say anything - but it's similar to race fairing for cbr600rr, but definitely not better. I saw fairing for cbr100rr - it cost about 500 EUR and it was very light and stronger that K-Conversions. Paint this was really pain in ass...
Tail unit fit easy. I like integrated turn lights. Top front fairing was bloody difficult to fit and I think you need to start from it. Bottom fit easy as for me. I didn't cut too much on subframe, only fit all electricity inside. It is cost me 850$ (not painted, include postage).
Tail unit fit easy. I like integrated turn lights. Top front fairing was bloody difficult to fit and I think you need to start from it. Bottom fit easy as for me. I didn't cut too much on subframe, only fit all electricity inside. It is cost me 850$ (not painted, include postage).
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Re: What I did with K-Conversions.
Check this. Cbr600rr looks fine on NC23.mavrick_001 wrote:How much effort is it to fit the 600 fairings and do they fit an nc23???? What sort of works involved???
http://s464.photobucket.com/albums/rr4/ ... 0swingarm/
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Re: What I did with K-Conversions.
that swingarm looks shit if you ask me makes the bike look too long how does it handle compared to the original
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Re: What I did with K-Conversions.
The wheel base not changes too much. Not sure about handling.nath30 wrote:that swingarm looks shit if you ask me makes the bike look too long how does it handle compared to the original
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Re: What I did with K-Conversions.
Thanks for the pics, the bike looks great!!!! I'm sure if it ended up looking like that I'd need new pants for at least a week!!!! Now lol, I'm not into chopping and welding stuff that's probabally a lot of mither to my mind to get it right 1st time, if it's just a case of unbolt the rear seat unit and swap it over that would be cool, rear subframe I'm thinking ummm now this is starting to sound like a massive job......
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Re: What I did with K-Conversions.
PARUS wrote:The wheel base not changes too much. Not sure about handling.nath30 wrote:that swingarm looks shit if you ask me makes the bike look too long how does it handle compared to the original
I am confused is this not a CBR400 NC29 ?
Parus - nice looking bike, patience is obviously the key with the fairing !
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Trust me - this is NC29 :)) Yes, fairing is definitely main thing is you like to change view. But I have changes rear and front suspension and bike handle more better than before.mrdidlydingo wrote:PARUS wrote:The wheel base not changes too much. Not sure about handling.nath30 wrote:that swingarm looks shit if you ask me makes the bike look too long how does it handle compared to the original
I am confused is this not a CBR400 NC29 ?
Parus - nice looking bike, patience is obviously the key with the fairing !
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Re: What I did with K-Conversions.
Parus' bike is a NC29 - but the 600rr-Swingarm-bike-thing is a NC23 
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Just make video.. sorry, again in russian
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bEve8Who-gw
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bEve8Who-gw