Fairing on V11Sport

[Admin Jaap]

 

He found it on www.guzzimoto.com

 

What do you think of it?

[grossohc]

NICE, like it

[Frenchbob]

The more you look at this, the more you see.

 

I love it!

[richard100t]

Looks good, but theres no headlight?

[Guest Nogbad]

Not sure...... Do I like it or not.....

[Ballacraine]

Doesn't do much for me, I'm afraid.

 

Different folks.....

 

Nige.

[Martin Barrett]

Not for me either

[Alex-Corsa]

Looks good, fits the lines of the Guzzi with a bit more futuristic look than the original.

[orangeokie]

 

He found it on www.guzzimoto.com

 

What do you think of it?

73295[/snapback]

 

 

I really like it.

 

The separation between the instrument pod and the fairing is Buell-esque

[jrt]

It looks a little stretched in proportions, so take that into account. Overall, it looks bird-like to me. Not that there's anything wrong with that.

I agree with Alex- I like the way it fits the original lines of the tank and such. It's also a bit too angular for me. I'll bet this is one of those things that looks a lot better in person- and it's pretty good looking already.

[stormsedge]

I like it...does it have a cupholder? k

[biesel]

Somebody on the Anima Guzzista Forum did find it.

[hoytstaab]

It looks like it is lengthening the bike.

[Frenchbob]

Having looked at it again, I think what I like about it is that it looks much lighter than a stock V11, and that has much to do with the way the fairing works with the bellypan, which does much in turn to hide the engine's bottom-end bulkiness. Removing the sidepanels has also helped. The whole thing just looks svelte to me. I know it needs a headlight [and conceivably a cup-holder], but they wouldn't detract much.

[Alex-Corsa]

Here is a "Photoshop" version,I did, with fairing set a bit at the back. Notice that the bike looks shorter ,and IMO better,i.e. more harmonic to the overall style