AFTERMARKET MOTORCYCLE FAIRINGS

[@adobomoto]

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[@Daniel-vu4qu]

A guy that replaces his OEM fairings for Aftermarket ones to help resale value is the same sort of guy that wont sleep with his girlfriend, to save her for the next guy.

[@MangoMan360]

That's brutal 😂

[@jonnyboy2504]

Heavy........

[@chris5k132]

True dat

[@adamcopley9860]

Well you gotta point ☝️

[@renceileto1776]

Dang u didnt have to do it like that 🥵

[@jeeewhyyypheee]

Bike description : - Never been dropped - Body panels still mint - Used mildly

[@nolife097]

Definitely the guy who revs the engine till red hot selling it 😂

[@pootmahgoots8482]

What buyer receives: - Missing mirrors - scuffed up, curbed wheels - body panels NOT mint. Held together by cheap, discounted bread ties and maybe one ziptie from his Walmart stereo he installed in his '86 Honda CRX. - secondhand electrical issues because previous owner lived near someone with a Dodge Ram. - non-existent clutch - engine looser than a whoores cooter.

[@Balunliinfi]

Never been use😂

[@20Kilogram]

I bought my dream 1000cc bike and oarked it at home, got a cheap used 125cc to ride so i always have the dream bike in perfect condition.

[@verothacamaro]

😂😂

[@20Kilogram]

@@verothacamaro 🤣👌

[@swaggaming420]

Just like cars, gotta have the daily and the race car

[@twicenightley]

I do this to my cars. I buy a new car, replace the interior with a junk yard interior, put black steel wheels on it so when I sell it, the parts are still new

[@ll.7927]

Why not just buy used then lol.

[@ll.7927]

Why not just buy used then lol.

[@coryellis12]

bro I laughed way too hard at this🤣😂

[@coryellis12]

​@ll.7927 he's obviously being sarcastic

[@anthonyproctor5733]

I’ve bought some from them. Really good company. They communicate exceptionally, and the fact you get bolts, wind screen, and heat wrap definitely make the $700 worth it

[@bryanparaiso]

This is the bike version on having your couch wrapped in plastic.

[@SiegeMonkey759]

Yeah boi looking clean!

[@paul8161]

You can get completely unbranded fairings over the pond and probably in America to for track use to, to keep your original fairings safe for when you want them again.

[@grimmiekazuma2979]

Changing oem to aftermarket fairing is a classic asian move

[@MauroPerez-r5m]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@deedle6073]

No, True asian move would be to wrap the whole bike in plastic wrap.

[@Vicscarm1]

PPF on your oem fairings keeps them fresh

[@rr.cycles]

I think he’s talking about clips and such, removal over and over breaks them down. I still don’t agree with him though lol

[@everydaydose7779]

lmao yall missed the point Having an oem fairings for your daily is a good idea PPF wont do shit in an accident my guy lmao Old folks used to swap wheels&tires out after purchase and keep it safe

[@jeffl1484]

I used to run monster fairings and auctmarts. Issue with aftermarket is they’re quite flimsy and fitment May sometimes be an issue. But for a track bike it wouldn’t matter as much. Still good value for the money overall.

[@bleach8419]

where do you go threw now cause i just bought a cbr1000 with destroyed fairings and have been looking but don’t wanna spend the money on shit fairings. please help man?????

[@jeffl1484]

@@bleach8419 hey man I haven’t used aftermarket fairings since I sold all my track bikes and such and on the street I ride a MT07. But to answer your question, I still think AuctMarts or Monsterfairings are fairly reputable as they have been around for a while, even back when I used to use them from nearly a decade ago.

[@lumpvision5746]

🤣🤣 Great! Now I know how to add resale value to my Gixxer! Thanks Adobo!

[@bykaminokage]

Honestly, it’s probably a valid point, but I never could understand people who care about resale value of something. When I buy something I want to enjoy it, and definitely when I pay 30k for a new motorcycle I don’t care about next owner…

[@MikeSmith-qs2nr]

They look really smart would love to see some more ducati videos.. I am a huge fan..

[@anthonyfuentes161]

I just bought some for my 2021 ninja 650, was missing a couple screws and doesn’t quite fit perfect but it’s better than it being naked

[@lunavyz901]

Who’d you buy them from

[@anthonyfuentes161]

@@lunavyz901 eBay 🤣 they’re some Chinese ones but they work just fine so I can’t complain much

[@lunavyz901]

@@anthonyfuentes161 sheesh. I just got some auctmarts

[@bleach8419]

@@lunavyz901they fit good from auctmart?

[@SoulTouchMusic93]

I paid £50 for proper stainless steel bolts for my my bike maybe you can do the same. Or get aluminium bolts for much cheaper and get 2 sets of those.

[@terrybishop8872]

I love the advice man keep it up!

[@jkljkl218]

People buggginggg. Painted custom aftermarket fairings are decently close to oem now. For wayyy cheaper with the look you want. That being said, I’d take oem if I had the cash to throw away but at that point I’d go carbon and get it painted. Otherwise, if you are tight in a budget? Aftermarket fits really well and looks great. Specially with custom paint.

[@timsmith3262]

Thanks for the valuable information that’s why I follow you. I wished I knew about this before I bought my fairing form eBay for my 2003 Honda Cbr 600rr bought the bike two months after my 49th birthday for 3800wasn’t it was in a accident found that out later so far spent over $7000 into it everything new after parts except gear, gear shifter cables rimes or brakes. Payed engine valve adjustment etc. I now the history of the bike and my first. Everyone says they could’ve just bought a new one. But as of now just need a power commander so I’ll be able to have dyno tuned. Also new exhaust by Yoshimura rs -5 I have a picture I wish I could send to you it looks new. Also need a new front rim. It’s rideable a slight bend at lip of rim to tire. I really appreciate you. And value your experience thank you brother. Hit me up I would like to send photos

[@1000sofusernames]

I got one for my Telefonica edition GSXR. £350 and actually looked ok AND fit just as well as the originals.

[@Obi1Fdz]

Agree but oh man…Jesus Christ on a skateboard 👍 Get those bikes blessed too Adobo

[@Est1995real]

Here for the gxsr jokes lol just playing like the content and love the channel

[@Amin.Ashraf]

Depends on what aftermarket brands you bought. But often the part wouldn't fit perfectly. Leaving a gap here and there. Sometimes it vibrates while riding, the fasteners fall off.

[@InstaLabSparti]

Yep great idea! and you should pee in a pot not your toilet so if you sell the house you get a better price! And be gentle with your girl so the next guy has more fun!!!!

[@jockwithajoystick]

Your pee can wash out of a toilet bowl. Its probably much harder to wash out a gouge in some plastic

[@yourwifesboyfriend6081]

When some dude pays me for a broad I dated, your comment will be valid. Selling a bike 18k miles and beautiful OEM fairings is so much easier than selling one with busted plastics.

[@squidlybytes]

​@@yourwifesboyfriend6081 wait, people sell their bikes at 18k? That's like...one year old. Why not just...get one that'll last?

[@yourwifesboyfriend6081]

@@squidlybytes When you have 3-4 bikes at a time, it is fairly easy to keep the miles down on them

[@Kichoman1983]

I had aftermarket fairings before and while they may look great and different, the fitment is never perfect. I had to do a lot of drilling cuz the holes were either too small or they just didn’t line up perfectly. They also did not come with any foams or heat shield that oem had, so must keep that in mind. I’m not a believer in tugging away oem fairings to save it from wear and tear because that means I don’t get to enjoy them and that kinda defeats the purpose of buying a good look bike. I bought aftermarket only because I had to, crashed on the track and the oem fairings were damaged. If you want to switch up the looks, aftermarket is a great option.

[@raziontafari8533]

They got a crazy mark up. Amazon and some other online stores sell the same kit for my R3 for 180 and its 400 on the site

[@jaimeo7645]

Thought about this too for my first bike but just didn’t know how well they would fit. Too late for me now as my bike got hit from behind so I just rock the scuffed fairings as a badge

[@abovewongart]

I love your tik tok channel bro

[@dennisgibb7958]

If you are dumb enough to go this route, make sure to do heavy research. Majority of the knock offs don’t even fit without heating and bending or drilling. Not to mention the parts don’t line up right, or are molded bigger. Buy race fairings and cut them for lights. Better option

[@vasiliskatsiouras5432]

Completely disagree, I've had only good experiences with aftermarket fairings and I buy the cheapest ones I can find. Also where do you think the race fairings are made? Probably the same exact factory

[@tactics7756]

I got a 03 r1 for free and I threw away my oem farings bc they were all scratched up everywhere and I brought after market farings from amoto and its really good

[@ירמיהובןאברהם]

I like the blacked out windscreen

[@Unvoltingz]

Imo. I wouldn’t recommend aftermarket to oem. Sometimes the figment can be messed up. Or sometimes you don’t have the right year to match with the bike.

[@amits7409]

Ohh maan 848 evo.. Sheesh she is beautiful ❤

[@dontknoo]

Mate, you should come to Australia- we are third world country in terms of motorcycles stuff

[@yungmxlli745]

Remember guys! Value only goes up if it’s a private saler with not too much knowledge. If you’re looking to trade in then after market fairings will kill your trade in value.

[@chappierides2237]

i wonder why i never thought of doing that perfectly make sense

[@garrettertl6729]

Ordered fairings through this company and paid an extra $80 for “fast shipping” it took 3 weeks to get. Without the $80 would’ve been 4. Just be aware this stuff comes straight from Hong Kong

[@steve7572]

I get it, but to be fair, the resale value might go up a couple hundred over the cost of the new fairings, but then you lose several hours at both times replacing fairings. It's easier just to replace OEM with aftermarket at the time of sell. 99.9% of people can't tell the difference between the two if you get OEM livery

[@christiansanchez1486]

Also if you’re a beginner you don’t have to stress about ruining your OEM parts when you start teaching yourself slow maneuvers or drop your bike at a red light/parking

[@911Salvage]

Basically it's safe to use aftermarket parts for anything that doesn't go into the engine. I only use genuine parts for anything that goes into the engine unless I'm building a track bike.

[@This.is.cactus]

Blud is doing gsxr asmr 💀🙏🏽

[@kwasiwallace5604]

No gixxer slander? I'm surprised

[@352rocket]

This is gsxr rider tier advice tho

[@BoxingLegends2024]

He slandered Ducati instead calling it a duck

[@Jarv263]

Telling people to buy a bike they like, and then put crap fairings on it (ruining the bike) to keep the original fairing clean 😂 just put a protective film over the fairings and enjoy your bike.

[@dre3sta]

Bruh literally do that, it can become a series called nostalgic times, or whatever. And not only react and tell stories of older things, but also beginning of jk videos etc.

[@granmaito]

5 to 700$ for aftermarket fairing!!! WoW USA prices are out of this world 😂

[@latrinedveen]

i thought of frame sliders at least but combined with this idea i should be able to resell the starter bike i get and really hook someone up give em the whole kit for their learning

[@elijah6753]

what do you do for a living other than motorcycles

[@melvinmorales8573]

Some ppf and ceramic coating does it for me for my factory fairings 💎

[@moremiatas]

How good is the fitment though?

[@literallyhuman5990]

For a more cheeky strategy, buy a used good condition frame, save it when you need to resell the bike. I sold my YZ back then with that strategy and got away with 700 bucks for the bike alone, the used frame from the original bike is another 300. The used frame, I got from a scrapyard for 12 cans of beer and 2 KFC bucket

[@Inked_CR]

Socks and sliders? Definitely loves a gsxr.

[@primokona]

500 to 700 is retail.. no savings there for fairings.. bought my R1 fairings for $450

[@bentagliarini7918]

Can you teach us how to fit wire mesh to fairings behind the front wheel to keep engine and 3exhausts cleaner and look nicer please. Ive got some engine fairings for my gen1 fazer1000 but dont know how to do this appart from guess, maby heat up heat gun then press cut out mesh into it to stick to plastic maby???

[@Vollgaskommando]

It would be interesting to see how the fitment is

[@crisaraya2558]

it's crazy to not ride the bike or buy different set of plastics thinking on keeping the bike as new as possible for the next guy. Enjoy the bike, wear it off

[@Shuuuuuuura]

Rip. They sent me faulty fairings that fit so bad the exaust burned a hole thru em and didn’t even replace the fairings. Ruined the exaust and fairings DO NOT BUY FROM HERE

[@someguy9520]

Not sure if it was amotoparts, but my bike friend has a ducati 848 with aftermarket plastics from the previous owner. Color were quite inaccurate and paint finish was iffy like hell in some spots But he also found a full carbon set for like 1400€. He REALLY thinks about them

[@lanterngaming6521]

How was fitment? I have some for my cbr600rr and the front doesn’t stay clipped

[@Javadudemanbro]

did you buy them from this company?

[@michalklimek9777]

There aint no better marketing strategy for those aftermarket fairings companies, than to make you believe, you need those fairings even you dont.

[@Ceen328]

I can get aftermarked, real carbn fairings for my Cb750 Hornet, for less than what Honda wants me to pay. That is crazy.

[@eljefe151]

What’s the Best fit aftermarket fairings company for a 17 r6

[@kenkl5204]

Love the 1098.

[@stoneyoutdoors8819]

i bought aftermarket fairings for my 600rr once, will never do that again, the abs isnt as strong. mine flew off on the highway first time i hit over 130. it just broke the plastic around mounting bolts and they flew right off

[@lilrae1458]

Just not for the 07 ninja 500.... Those are some of the hardest fairings I've ever tried to find.... After lots and lots of searching I managed to find some unpainted ones from Germany but that was it

[@Fee.1]

Don’t you still have a box for your old bike?

[@quintusbrown8297]

That’s what I do 😊

[@mrwiltonchan]

How's the fitment on these after market fairings?

[@Alexkasai]

Great when u fall

[@soopahfly6692]

While I can really understand that in the practical and economical view, it kinda defeats the purpose of buying a brand new bike, doesn't it? It kinda sucks that you bought this great thing but you can't even use it because it might/will get damaged so you replace it with something (arguably) cheaper. Personally, I'd get the aftermarket parts to replace the original when it can't be used anymore because of damage or other reasons.

[@jobenguevarra474]

Hope to see you in Philippines bro

[@NoNonsense_01]

I would box my engine, suspension and brakes as well. What a ridiculous product placement!

[@DriHand]

“Who cares what it looks like when you own it. It’s about what it looks like when you get rid of it”

[@langstonbui5850]

How was the fit?

[@ironfistvail]

I don’t know man I did this once and they are molded over top or inside so they NEVER fit and most of them companies are from China

[@Josh-ew1le]

Cool commercial (sell out)

[@GrozaBathrust]

i'd love to see a full video na binubuo mo to

[@this_ciykeia]

What is OEM?

[@christopherbaez882]

Fb marketplace gonna be like ”I know what I have no lowballs.”

[@__Yusuf63]

That's actually really smart

[@damion3151]

Ain’t gon lie bought some after market fairings for my ninja 250, fairings we’re decent… by no means perfect. They were a little stained and scratched plus I had to stretch them on. Not bad for 1/4 the price of painted oem fairings though. Nothing a little paint can’t fix 🤌🤌

[@viralmustang5962]

Ain’t no discount code or sum,?

[@BaldRavenHaired]

Is this the same guy who makes fun of Gixxer rides 😂??

[@itsmeivan8580]

Do they sell sf 1098 fairings ?

[@SD_Creations25]

Bro we invest so much money and buy the bike for our own use and not to save it for the resale

[@icon9786]

But unfortunately not for suzuki sv650s from 1999 😢

[@lexzeus3782]

Why no comment for the Gixxer riders?

[@saurav.bishtt]

No Gixxer rider harmed

[@mr.darknight416]

For the love of god, buy a bike that u like and ride it worrying about nothing else but enjoying the bike. When its time to sell, sell it. But dont do this crap, like babysitting it and not riding it to not add miles etc. If u cant afford it, then buy something cheaper and enjoy it.

[@yellowdog001]

Not using OEM fairings is something the a GIXXER guy would do 🙂‍↔️

[@wayneorton1761]

You didn’t mention gixxers:(

[@bellmoto22]

Tol kelan ka punta ng pinas

[@Mrdubomb]

Recently tried purchasing a side panel for my bike, first one came broken, second one was also broken, now the company wont respond to emails. They are junk, they dont fit properly. Doesn't come with hardware or sound insulation, Buyer beware!

[@bmack1000]

Aftermarket fairings have came a long way from 15 years ago.

[@ebaadkhan9394]

Show us all ur 🏍

[@KaiLevy-u3w]

And they look nicer

[@MXRiderFiftyTwo]

What does oem mean

[@mafazizulqarnain2053]

thx for the tip

[@karloimmanoel]

Hi bro! Will they do shipping to the Philippines? Thank you!

[@mohammadsakib9290]

good tip

[@saurav.bishtt]

Thank God I'm into naked n touring bike