Maybe it would be a good idea to pin this as fairings for the older vfrs are getting hard to find.
They will ship to the usa and most other places price is good to for the parts.
http://www.motorcycl....co.uk/Home.asp
Fairings For 3Rd/4Th/5Th Gens Made In Uk
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Maybe it would be a good idea to pin this as fairings for the older vfrs are getting hard to find.No need to pin this, you can add the link to the links section :fing02:
The parts are listed as not available.
The parts are listed as not available.
Well that's not nice of them.
I don't see any claim of them being made in the UK.
My bet is they are distributors for Chinese built fairings, same as you find on ebay.
My bet is they are distributors for Chinese built fairings, same as you find on ebay.
Only found a front fender. Still looking for a tail section.
bwuaaaaaa N/A . . . this is so typical :pinocchio:
sorry guys its turned out to be a bit of a false alarm looking at the site in more detail i think they are just another seller for fairings from china.
I wish I knew where in Hong Kong these fairing came from...I could just pop in for a look-see. :smile:
Ciao,
I wish I knew where in Hong Kong these fairing came from...I could just pop in for a look-see. :smile:Ciao,
Do a little sleuthing, and let us know what you find.
I can only guess that HK has an MC district, maybe a plastics knock off district.
I mean, we have stuff like that in downtown LA. Industrial side. :goofy:
I think. Not that I've shopped for those items there. :laugh:
Well, if it's actually in HK, I'd guess it would be in Kowloon (near Jordan) or somewhere in the New Territories (like Tuen Mun), but HK is a surprisingly big place when you're trying to find something unusual!
Ciao,
Last time I was in HK the Brits were still leasing it....I have seen a few things from the past 3 or 4 years (like a House Hunters International episode or some movie footage) and am astounded that they found room for growth.
Anyone Email the eBay seller and ask if we could pop by the shop? that may be a quick way to find out if they are part of VanDeLay Industries (just your average importer/exporter) or if the manufacturing is located there.
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