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Basic and cheapest version is GFK fiberglass. Thanks to the precision of employees in handmade production and the emphasis on the quality of these products, they have perfect flexibility, durability and low weight. Composition - UV stable white gelcoat (not paint), fiberglass mat and fiberglass cloth impregnated with resin. In the stressed and susceptible places to break the parts are reinforced by Kevlar-Carbon layers as needed, or Coremat for the seats. Parts are flexible and have mostly a smooth surface. Are made for paint job.
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Why GFK- fiberglass? For example those who want to put fairings on for the circuit at low cost. Or inexpensively replace a precious piece (broken) original.
Composition - UV stable gelcoat - colored (black RAL 9005), fiberglass mat and fiberglass cloth impregnated with resin. In the stressed and susceptible places to break the parts are reinforced by Kevlar-Carbon or Coremat for the seats. Parts are flexible and have a smooth and polished surface. There is no need to paint!
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Why GRP - colored fiberglass? - Nice polished parts, for those who want to save for the paint job if they fit accessory in black. After hitting with for example Gravel, the part remains black of the damaged place.
Lightweight version GRP-fiberglass. This design was developed on testing and requirements of the elite teams in the prestigious race series. With these products, we focus on the lowest weight, while maintaining maximum flexibility. They are lighter than standard GRP parts. In the stressed and susceptible places to break the parts are reinforced by Kevlar-Carbon or Coremat for the seats. The material used fiberglass, Kevlar-Carbon, white gelcoat and resin.
Why GFK-Racing? - For anyone who wants to reduce the weight to the maximum. Weight comparable to carbon parts. Suitable for racing teams or individuals. Made for paint job.
Fenders use the original mounting points..
When installing, ensure the correct drilling mounting holes and then tighten the screws with a flair for the right fender position.
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