Motorcycle Fairings Installation Guide
Step-by-Step Installation Instructions
Prepare & Protect Your Bike
Set your motorcycle on a stable stand.
Place soft padding—like towels or foam—under mounting areas to prevent scratches.
Remove Existing Bodywork
Carefully unscrew and remove the OEM fairings, windscreen, and headlight if needed.
Keep track of all screws and fasteners for reuse.
Clean & Inspect Mounting Points
Wipe all mounting surfaces with mild cleaner or isopropyl alcohol.
Inspect for any damage to ensure proper fit.
Dry-Fit the Faswing Fairings
Fit the panels loosely to confirm alignment with mounting tabs and frame.
Adjust as needed.
Secure the Fasteners
Once aligned, tighten screws evenly—start at the center and work outward.
Avoid overtightening to prevent cracks or misalignment.
Install Optional Windshield or Trim
Apply accessories now with care to final alignment.
Ensure all cables and hoses are routed away from sharp edges or hinges.
Final Inspection & Test Ride
Do a final check for gaps, tightness, and rotation clearance.
Perform a cautious test ride to verify everything is secure.
Video Tutorials
Pro Tips for Smooth Installation
Organize hardware: Label bolts and components as you remove them—great for reassembly after hiatus.
Gently flex fairings: Especially with custom or track panels, a bit of heat or gentle pressure helps align holes without stress.
Patience pays off: Some panels may need minor fitting adjustments—take your time to avoid cracking or misalignment.
Where to Get Help
If you prefer professional support, you can trust reputable local workshops specializing in motorcycle bodywork.
Installation FAQs
Basic hand tools like screwdrivers, Allen keys, and a torque wrench. A soft mat helps prevent scratches.
Yes! The Faswing fairing kit aligns to OEM tabs with pre-drilled fittings—DIY-friendly and precise.
Our kits are model-specific, designed to match OEM mounting points accurately.
It's recommended. Ensure cables don’t get pinched or snagged during handlebar turns.
Loosen screws before final tightening and use padding during install to protect finishes.
Do a low-speed check ride to confirm stability and tight fit before hitting high speeds.
