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unknown fairing
Posted: Feb 21st, '16, 11:18
by rob_dangereux
Re: unknown fairing
Posted: Feb 21st, '16, 11:20
by billinom8s
Looks like an old bmw fairing
Re: unknown fairing
Posted: Feb 21st, '16, 18:48
by Stinker
Naaa

don't think so. Even really old beemers had compartments for maps etc inside the fairing plus the indicators are wrong.
Re: unknown fairing
Posted: Feb 21st, '16, 20:45
by Stinker
Having another look, I think it it likely to be an after-market job. The headlamp cover is the giveaway as any OEM fitting will have the original lamp through the fairing not covered by another piece of plastic.
My reckoning is, is that it is a 1980's retro fit...there were a fair few of 'em around then!
Re: unknown fairing
Posted: Feb 21st, '16, 21:46
by graham22
Powerbronze Voyager
Re: unknown fairing
Posted: Feb 22nd, '16, 21:13
by goatpants
Re: unknown fairing
Posted: Feb 23rd, '16, 07:09
by badgerKDD
indicators are wrong, but see the resemblance

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Graham's spot on by the way :
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Re: unknown fairing
Posted: Feb 23rd, '16, 22:17
by rob_dangereux
wow brilliant. now to find some firing lowers sigh.. thanks to all
Re: unknown fairing
Posted: Mar 5th, '16, 21:03
by Funky
I would say it is a fairing from a bike in the late 80's early 90's that no longer has one.
Re: unknown fairing
Posted: Mar 6th, '16, 17:33
by graham22
Like I said before, it's a Powerbronze fairing - remember it from a catalogue I had from when my YPVS was fitted with their Endurance Fairing (complete with twin Cibies not the later horrid mini headlights).
If I remember correctly, the upper fairings were pretty universal but different lowers were offered depending on bike - for the Voyager the lowers may be slimmer for a NTV650 compared to a GSX1100G - this fairing was a Suzuki approved option for the latter.
I'm not sure but you may find the lowers may fit different uppers within the Powerbronze range (if that makes sense).
M&P were a big dealer for these in the day, I know M&P now are different to the '80s but might be worth a call.