Saitaniya Race Bodywork

Here are some of the details about it I noticed.

It comes with mirror block off plates!!! That saves some money right there! You still need to use the stock rubber piece


I have 7 degree clipons and under the triple clamp so clearance was an issue with the stock fairings. These have the right amount of clearance. If it was 0 degree it would probably fit better.


This is at full turn


Some parts of the body still needs to use the thread clips from the stock fairings


The side fairings doesn't line up evenly but that's not an issue, just cosmetic



I like the tail section because it has a cover that you can take off without removing the whole thing to access things.


It does come with a race seat with a thin foam but if you use stock seat there will be a gap



As for the bellypan, i can't put it on yet because of a couple obstacles. The heat shield you have to remove, even the mount for it as well.



And then you run into the issue of the big catalytic converter. You would have to trim the belly pan or get headers for it to work.



OH I FORGOT TO MENTION, IT COMES WITH PICTURE INSTRUCTIONS! Although it's in Japanese the pictures are pretty straight forward. They provide the necessary screws if it isn't using your stock fairing screws/bolts

Update - thanks RKOM for turning me on to this source. You CAN get Saitaniya bodywork from them faster if you go through all the options and find a set they have in stock - as said, most aren't and take 4 weeks to ship according to webike.japan. I was able to find a different set than RKOM got (Type 2 I think) they did have in stock and it was delivered within a week of ordering. (ordered Thurs, shipped Sat, arrive Tues) Now to unpack the goodies!! I just wish I had figured this out a month ago! Tks again RKOM for making me happy in my pants.


Edit: I've mounted a number of sets of race plastics, and these have to be the easiest EVER - took maybe an hour to test fit. Quality is excellent. The only trimming I'll have to do is at the belly pan/exhaust interface - the exhaust just touches the upper edge of the belly at the back end - easy peasy. My set differs a little from RKOM in that there is a little less clearance for clip-ons, and I got the quarter-turn fastener option - other than that, same bits included. Looks like I'll need 1 or 1-1/2" rise to mount clip ons below upper triple. There are some cable/instrument cluster conflicts, but I think those can be worked through.