Not sure who makes that side fairing, but that sure is a snazzy tail section.
Can anyone identify this side fairing?
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It's a body kit from lent automodified in indonesia https://www.facebook.com/lent.automodified they do various colours and such for the R25 / R3 , Not sure how you go about purchasing a kit as i've not been in contact with them
Some examples of others - https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?...972490.-2207520000.1439576790.&type=3&theater / https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?...972490.-2207520000.1439577029.&type=3&theater / https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?...972490.-2207520000.1439576791.&type=3&theater
Some examples of others - https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?...972490.-2207520000.1439576790.&type=3&theater / https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?...972490.-2207520000.1439577029.&type=3&theater / https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?...972490.-2207520000.1439576791.&type=3&theater
Here's their address and phone number:
LENT automodified Jl. Soekarno – hatta no. 93 Probolinggo – Java Timor Phone : (0335)422211/081332111248 Call or SMS them
Owner is Jason Lent.
They're in East Java, Indonesia.
Only website listed comes up to a blog
http://lentautomodified.blogspot.com/
LENT automodified Jl. Soekarno – hatta no. 93 Probolinggo – Java Timor Phone : (0335)422211/081332111248 Call or SMS them
Owner is Jason Lent.
They're in East Java, Indonesia.
Only website listed comes up to a blog
http://lentautomodified.blogspot.com/
I just emailed him about the headlights.
Excuse the noob question, but is there a way to paint the black plastic fairings on a stock bike or can it only be covered with decals?
For the projector headlights use layz motor http://layz-motor.com/product/body-kit/yamaha-r-25/projector-drl-yamaha-r25/I just emailed him about the headlights.
http://www.r3-forums.com/forum/457-...layz-motor-prefit-hid-projector-assembly.html
They can be painted. Lots of videos out there on this topic.Excuse the noob question, but is there a way to paint the black plastic fairings on a stock bike or can it only be covered with decals?
For the basics, watch here: Quick overview of the process of prepping. Finish painting is similar.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HSIKU4ChFjE
I'd also suggest using a Tack Cloth before priming AND before final painting.
You can also spray using Rattle Cans instead of a compressor and spray gun. Just practice a lot first on something if you've never done it before.
Or, have it done professionally if that fits your budget.
Excuse the noob question, but is there a way to paint the black plastic fairings on a stock bike or can it only be covered with decals?
They can be painted. Lots of videos out there on this topic.
For the basics, watch here: Quick overview of the process of prepping. Finish painting is similar.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HSIKU4ChFjE
I'd also suggest using a Tack Cloth before priming AND before final painting.
You can also spray using Rattle Cans instead of a compressor and spray gun. Just practice a lot first on something if you've never done it before.
Or, have it done professionally if that fits your budget.
Also if you're impulsive and change your mind every day like me, you can use Plastidip with their glossifier to give a custom paint appearance
The bike in the photo is not an R3. Look at the frame, swingarm, wheels, forks, etc. Maybe it has an R3 engine?
Most of these full customs coming out of SE Asia were once R25-R15's but have become Frankenstein in a way, using R6 forks, GXSR swingarms, etc.The bike in the photo is not an R3. Look at the frame, swingarm, wheels, forks, etc. Maybe it has an R3 engine?
Those are just covers on the frame and swing arm. You can still see the welded sub frame and the chain adjusters on the back of the swing arm.
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