If one ABS panel is damaged and the rest are fine, ask about a single panel. If several panels on one side are damaged, ask about that side together. If both sides are damaged or the colors no longer match, consider a full set.
| Option | Best when | Limit to keep in mind |
|---|---|---|
| Single panel | One panel is damaged and the others are fine. | Ask whether it can be sold separately and matches your exact bike and existing kit. |
| One side | Several panels on the same side are damaged, or a graphic runs across them. | These can be quoted together, but same side is not a ready-made package. |
| Full set | Both sides are damaged, old colors no longer match, or you want one unified look. | A full set does not guarantee every panel. Ask for an itemized list and what is not included. |
Check before you ask
Confirm brand, full model name, model year, variant and any earlier fairing changes. Fitment depends on the specific product, so adjacent years or a similar shape are not enough. Our fitment guide explains how to confirm the right kit.
Describe left and right as the rider sees them while seated on the bike. If you are unsure of a panel's name, circle it in a photo.
Also check color and finish. Note whether your existing panels are new or aged, gloss or matte, and whether a graphic crosses panels. Daylight reference photos help, but a matching description does not guarantee an identical look. Do not assume panels from different sellers will fit together.
Replacing just one panel? Learn whether a new fairing panel will match your old paint.
A single piece is not always cheaper, so compare itemized quotes. Ask for current availability and lead time for your exact request.
Copy-ready inquiry template
Make / full model / model year / variant / earlier bodywork changes:
Side and panels (left/right as seated):
Panels are: OEM / existing aftermarket / unknown
Color and finish (gloss/matte), daylight photos ready:
Please include: itemized list and exclusions; whether single sale is possible; price, availability and estimated lead time; how to send photos.
When the parts arrive, check and test fit them first. Do not drill, cut, sand, paint or bond anything until fit is confirmed. If something looks wrong, stop and contact support.
Not sure which route fits your bike? Contact our support team with your bike details and ask how to send photos.
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