micpec wrote:It is a pity that the exchange rates are way off at the moment I am on the hunt for a nice kit though but I am not in a hurry, this is a sort of pre-winter project thingy.

But Gavin..on the tyga site I just noticed the offers for all painted kits...?

they only do the CBR250 kits and the NC35 kit in standard shape standard colour option at the moment price on those is around £900.00 for the NC35 kit

Thanks for explaning, Gavin

I helped a friend mount a set of ARD fairings, not that great to be honest but then it is fibre glass not ABS..
Everything fitted without to much hassel but the longevity of the fairing set wasn't great after 6 months they looked well used with cracks etc.. Dare I say it but for the cash I would look at a set of HongKong wongtong fairings as I have seen a set on NC30 and for the money thay aint that bad just need to find the best fleabay supplier..

I do know the highest quality fairings being made are from "Fribest" This is the place Motocc in the UK get there fairings from but not sure I would want to pay the premium for them..

just me 2p worth

Rick O runs the TYGA fairings on his Nc30 and has said to me they are the best fitting fibre glass panels he has ever had and we have not had any problems with cracking after they have been run for a while. I have just been dealing with the guys from ride magazine with a Nc30 they are doing and they would not recomend the motocc fairings as they have a set and they are not very impressed they only fitted then as they where free and they are looking at getting our fairings for it.

I've got the upper and lower front fairings from ARD and for a fibre glass job they are decent enough.
They took a bit longer to supply than they originally stated but overall I was fairly pleased with them for the price paid.

Compared to the Tyga tail they took much less prep work when it came to spraying and have held up better over the years.

Wires wrote:I've got the upper and lower front fairings from ARD and for a fibre glass job they are decent enough.
They took a bit longer to supply than they originally stated but overall I was fairly pleased with them for the price paid.

Compared to the Tyga tail they took much less prep work when it came to spraying and have held up better over the years.

just wanted to check how old is the TYGA seat unit you have as they have improved vastly over 2- 3 years ago for fit and finish

K Conversions are the best!!!
Sorry. Bad joke.
I've helped fit a set of Tyga fairings and they did fit very well. Excellent quality.