A Monster Fairings Review / Bike Rebuild Thread

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Worked a bit more today trying to get all wiring done.
Did a a dual relay setup so I could get my intake halos to flash when my blinkers come on. Anything to help me be seen better.

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Lol if you hear of any UFO sightings in Long Island, NY...it’s probably just me riding by on my Busa.

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I really would love to put more miles on my bike. As stupid as it sounds I have always been so over protective of my bike. Hated having to park anywhere, always worried about weather. I think now I am just going to try to enjoy it for once considering I almost lost it.

Did you buy foam replacement for the bike fairings or did your sort aftermarket foam? If so, where did you get it?

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Did you buy foam replacement for the bike fairings or did your sort aftermarket foam? If so, where did you get it?

Moto Onfire Powersports Pro Pre-cut Adhesive Heat Shield Fairing For 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Suzuki Hayabusa Gsx-r 1300 GSX1300R https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00ZJ2UUZE/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_v62VBb7N5BKPS

I ordered this from amazon, it says gen 2 but it fit my gen 1 just fine. I went overboard I insulated more than was even insulated on the factory fairings but I didn’t want to risk damage to my after market fairings. I figured they are prob more fragile than oem. Or maybe not lol.

I want to order the oem kanji stickers the twilight ones and put them in the fairings

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Sweet, thanks brother. The dealer wants an arm and a leg for their poop
There has been several members here that successfully “peeled” and reattached/reused their inner heat shield and foam on fairings. I’ve always read it takes patience though.

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There has been several members here that successfully “peeled” and reattached/reused their inner heat shield and foam on fairings. I’ve always read it takes patience though.
Yea it seems like it could be done relatively easy but I lack the key word in your post....patience lol.

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There has been several members here that successfully “peeled” and reattached/reused their inner heat shield and foam on fairings. I’ve always read it takes patience though.

I tried last night and it wasn’t pretty at all. I guess I can try tonight but being that it’s a brand new bike, I just wanted to be safe.

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I tried last night and it wasn’t pretty at all. I guess I can try tonight but being that it’s a brand new bike, I just wanted to be safe.
I think I read about a heat gun being involved in the process, but don’t quote me on that.

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:laugh: ...... hey, do you want nice corbin seats for your rebuild? I just listed a set in like new condition for a good price.
https://www.hayabusa.org/forum/threads/gen1-front-and-rear-corbin-seats-for-sale-260.195058/
It’s funny that you posted that I was actually admiring them earlier I always considered getting corbins my dad is a Harley guy and he swears by them and if I could find a back rest my girlfriend would prob love it. I have to see about financials lol I would love to buy them. Let me see what I got going on this week.

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It’s funny that you posted that I was actually admiring them earlier I always considered getting corbins my dad is a Harley guy and he swears by them and if I could find a back rest my girlfriend would prob love it. I have to see about financials lol I would love to buy them. Let me see what I got going on this week.
Ok. :thumbsup:

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Test fit the little slider jobs I picked up before I powder coat them.
Installed the new gauge cluster housing since my tabs broke.

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I think I read about a heat gun being involved in the process, but don’t quote me on that.

I just purchased a heat gun and some 3m spray adhesive. I decided I couldn’t wait anymore, bike been on stand for a week now and I’m almost done with HID projector retrofits. I don’t want to completely hi-jack this thread so I’ll post it on my original purchase post ^_^

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I just purchased a heat gun and some 3m spray adhesive. I decided I couldn’t wait anymore, bike been on stand for a week now and I’m almost done with HID projector retrofits. I don’t want to completely hi-jack this thread so I’ll post it on my original purchase post ^_^

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Woweee that is beautiful. I wish I had the skills and patience to do a dual projector setup like that. I tried splitting my truck Headlight once by baking in the oven and it didn’t go so well lol.

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I just purchased a heat gun and some 3m spray adhesive. I decided I couldn’t wait anymore, bike been on stand for a week now and I’m almost done with HID projector retrofits. I don’t want to completely hi-jack this thread so I’ll post it on my original purchase post ^_^

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Glad to see you making progress! You’ll be really happy with the light output once done. To me, it was worth the trouble of doing the retrofit
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