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Wed Oct 14, 2020 8:46 pm (Last edited: Thu Oct 15, 2020 3:24 pm)

I bought myself a few carbon fiber plastics for the headlight surrounding parts (cheaper and of slightly lesser quality than OEM but pretty cool).

The right side fits perfectly. The left has a slight gap (see-through) on the left next to the small dash panel.

I've contacted the manufacturer for a replacement. Maybe they'll fight me on it.

If they do ... what ideas does everyone have for covering an open space along their fairing?

Here's a pic:

I bought this bike in 2018 with 500 miles on it. I'm now approaching the 50k mark.

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