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Upper Fairing in Glossy Plain Weave Carbon Fiber for Ducati 1198,1098, 848

Upper Fairing in 100% Carbon Fiber for Ducati 1198,1098, 848

$424.99 $359.99

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* Weave: Plain Twill

* Finish: Glossy Matte

Custom Orders (expect min. 6 weeks production time): Color Option: Black & Blue, adds 15% to price (glossy twill weave only) Color Option: Black & Red, adds 15% to price (glossy twill weave only) Color Option: Black & Orange, adds 15% to price (glossy twill weave only) Glossy Forged Weave 100% Carbon Fiber, adds 25% to price

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Upper Fairing in 100% Carbon Fiber for Ducati 1198,1098, 848

Please note the part requires M5 Screws (not included)

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If upon receipt, the item is not what you expected, no problem, no questions, 5 DAY money back guarantee ( buyer pays shipping). Our carbon fiber products are warranted against manufacturing defects for a period of ninety (90) days following proof of delivery. Please refer to our warranty tab for details.

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Perfect fit. A couple blemishes

Posted by Unknown on 17th Aug 2016

The nose section fit well on the frame but on the left side along the top row of holes where the side fairing screws on the hole closest to the front of the bike didn't line up. The wind screen holes all line up perfectly. I bought the 100% carbon duct covers and there was some fit issues (see my review). I had to grind down the center post that is in the center of the headlight just below the light. Again used my Dremel and just ground down a bit. I sprea a little grease on this leg and it slipped right in then. Make sure you chase out all threads with a metric tap, screws don't fully seat otherwise and you don't want to strip out threads. There was also a ripple on one of the pieces that the side fairing screws onto. I don't remember which side but it isn't very noticeable on the bike. Off the bike with the right lighting it's pretty obvious.