Has anybody used this company before as i ordered my fairing 8 weeks ago now and still nothing, I cant even get a answer out of them and just get fobbed off with another date. Normally i am quite a calm person but this is really starting to annoy me now i read all the reviews and people who have used them before seem to be over the moon with the customer care and quality of the fairings but i can safely say ive had an absolute nightmare with them. Has anybody else used this company before?
Never heard of them, but : A .co.uk domain All pricing in US $ Their payment processing is in Gdansk, Poland Their stated address when checked on Google earth is a residential estate. Could be legit, but the above would have me thinking carefully before parting with my hard earned.
Stephen from ExtremeFairings.co.uk here. The fairings are made and painted to order, not something that can be completed quickly. The fairings were shipped today, i've updated the order. Tracking number will be sent tomorrow. Sorry for the delay in shipping them. i've sent you the photo of the fairing kit on the 14th which you said you didn't get http://i.imgur.com/sRQIAeO.jpg and will update you with an email. And the order was placed 9th july. we finished them 14th August. 5 weeks. not 8.
Goo on give them a chance of recompense !! before we all join in and destroy their reputation !!!!!! lol Ps I think ten free fairings to the first to mail them should do the trick ! Ps Hi Jamie......not seen you much on here for a while......
Do you prep any of this in the UK ?? or are you an agent for a Chinese company ?? Fairings look good in pics......do you have the option of (no headlight) race fairings ?
Hi Stephen i do apologise you did send me a photo that i completely missed on the 14th but you have fobbed me off on a few emails and blamed it on the email system being down plus you never reply to emails directly. I have had to ask a question on the actual site to get a response from you i just hope these fairings are of a good quality because i can see it being a nightmare getting a problem resolved - also you did state in a previous email the fairings would be read for the 3rd -5th august and its now the 19th so in the future i would highly recommend you give your customers an update if its going to miss the deadline rather than them sending multiple messages before receiving a response.
I noticed some of the photos are from a chinese seller on ebay that I spoke to about the black repsol fairing set. If its the same lot, they weren't overly helpful (That's me being diplomatic!)
I am not too sure mate too be honest, i know they have another company called the fairingCentre.com to be totally honest im not really assed where my fairings are coming from or who is making them any more aslong as they are good quality and get here before the sun goes away so i can actually ride the bike i will be sort of happy.
@Leeroy i sent you an email. Sometimes we are slow replying to emails. Partial refund given. They are ABS, shipped from China. Check the shipping and FAQ pages. Yes there is an option to fill the headlight holes and nose. Its £20 extra. For track you want fibreglass. If you want ABS for track, well, that's up to you, add frame sliders.....
And here is hardware installation diagram for CBR1000RR. 08. We don't have these bolts yet, we are currently waiting on them from a UK manufacturer. http://i.imgur.com/TtZrGpQ.jpg attached instructions.
I got mine from Neverland Fairings, £301 for a 2012 blade with a one off paint job that i requested in Lamborghini pearl Orange. they took 32 days from order placing to arival in the UK. the downside was a £48 import duty charge when i collected them. Other than that they are spot on, paintwork is better than my 2001 Gixxer i had done in Movistar colours that cost me over a grand!!
I've spent the last few months investigating these fairing suppliers, before taking the plunge and placing an order (mine are going to cost £244 inc shipping, but excl any import duty). They all seem to use the exact same photos, and by and large, have the exact same designs available at any given time. I therefore concluded (perhaps unfairly) that they're all made in one factory in China, and there are many companies acting as brokers/importers adding their own profit margin to the deal.
Yeah I have enjoyed my chinese fairing (monster fairings), bought mainly for track use (in case I dumped it), but as you can see from my picture, the plastic melts easy, either it ain't a good fit, or my exhaust is too hot!
I had the same issue with my GSXR600 i used Chinese fairings on, so for the blade i put a double layer of heat sheild in the areas that the exhaust is located, hopefully this will eleviate that problem
The fairings on mine are Chinese done three years now but are starting to crack in places now. For the money fantastic but I'm now sourcing original pannels for repainting over the winter in the UK.
