2005 ZX6R Carbon

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Are you interested in a Carbon Fibre lower fairing for a 2005 ZX6R ?

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2005 ZX6R Carbon

Post by swabio-ACT »

Hey there,

I am trying to locate a lower fairing in Carbon Fibre for my 2005 ZX6R (Red). I have not successfully found one that can replace the OEM fairing, I found some cool carbon on the OPP site but cannot be used with OEM fairings.

So I contacted Geelong Carbon Craft (http://www.geelongcarboncraft.com.au) and enquired as to whether they were going to do one or not. They said that they need 5 Confirmed orders before they will make it. So I thought I would canvass as many ppl as possible and see if anyone was up for it.

Please PM me if you are keen, so we can hopefully find enough ppl to sort out an order!

BTW gcc do an awesome tank protector for the ZX6R.

Cheers,

Richard

Also see last months Performance Bikes mag for a cool pic of a ZX6R with the lower fairing in carbon!
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Welcome Richard, mate cant help ya with the carbon bits as i dont think they'll fit "tiggr".
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As a soon to be '05-636 owner I would be interested.......... but (theres always a but) I'd need ideas on rpice and a idea of the quality of the finished product.
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Hey guys, I work shift work so forgive any tardiness in replying!

The quality of the GCC carbon is excellent, I have their tank protector and it is a sensational fit and quality. A mate of mine is also getting a heap of carbon for his buell, I shall endevour to get some pix up of that!

I will hopefully have a rough idea on price this week, I sent them an email, and they have been pretty good with the replies.

the ZX9 '98 model lower fairing is $606 according to their website, so I suppose we'd be looking at a similar price. I will let you all know as soon as I get a reply!

Cheers,

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Also, if you check into your local bike shop, alot of them carry or have dealt in GCC carbon so see if they have any in stock for you to check out the quality!

Sure beats looking at some pictures on the net!


Here is a pic of my bike with the tank protector on it!
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Hey Dave,
Did you here that $606 for a lower fairing for a '98 9, makes me wonder wether it would be profitable to knock a mold off someones 636 lower and knock em out at $450 complete.
Reminds me, must get around to finishing that pattern for the '98 9 hugger.............and getting some more material to produce them carbon front guards.....watch this space :wink:
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Hey Damon dont forget the other sidecover for the late model 9rs mate i want to match mine up with the one you've already sent me. Its only little shouldnt take ya long :wink:
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Hey, Pont that's my first, as soon as I get myself sorted after the up's and downs of the last few weeks!
When mine went sideways in the garage, the fairing screw nearly pierced the fuggen casing so I've gotta sort one out to cover the MESS!
I'll let you know bud :wink:
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Damon,

if you do any carbon for the 05 ZX6 let me know!

I am keen for all carbon!

I am looking at getting the OPP complete carbon kit, just gotta work out a reasonable way of having it shipped from the US.

In the mean time I am super keen on engine / clutch covers!

Cheers!

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Also,

I could be probably be able to lend you any bits you need for the mold making process!

Cheers again!
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Damon ZX9R wrote:Hey Dave,
Did you here that $606 for a lower fairing for a '98 9, makes me wonder wether it would be profitable to knock a mold off someones 636 lower and knock em out at $450 complete.
Reminds me, must get around to finishing that pattern for the '98 9 hugger.............and getting some more material to produce them carbon front guards.....watch this space :wink:
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Sounds like a good idea.
Are you gunna do a mould for the lower fairing I gave ya or do you want the carbon one thats on my bike.??

you gotta do the front guards as there is a big market for those as they fit so many bikes..
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I'll support carbon bits for a F series 9 - looking at putting protective covers over the engine and clutch covers, and a rear hugger would be cool at some point too.

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no probs, dudes, hijak away ;)
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but if anyone comes accross any carbon for the 05 ZX6r let me know..........I am uber keen to carbon up!
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hey champ welcome, try http://www.kawiforums.com they have heaps of threads on the 05 ZX6R. They have also started a thread for aftermarket bits.
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