Few pics of my 748R this week

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Actually pulled the bike out of the garage to ride into town this week. Still a few bits to do to get it almost finished, but getting there.

Still undecided on painting the fairings or not, but I’m glad to have it in one piece

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It's a lovely bike and I can see what you mean. One part of you thinks it doesn't look finished and the other part is hesitant to make a step to change it
 
It's a lovely bike and I can see what you mean. One part of you thinks it doesn't look finished and the other part is hesitant to make a step to change it
Cheers mate, had a lot of time and thought put into it and still bits to address.
Most of the carbon panels are as they came from Speed Carbon. One of the main reasons I went with all new bits is the difficulty finding decent OEM parts

shit exhaust......looks like an after thought...
It’s a nice system, but majorly different where the headers meet. Only seen the same system on Casolis ‘96 748 SP. I’ve been looking at going back to a 45mm system for UK track days, there’s no chance this’ll pass noise test at Brands
 
You could always save the carbon by getting one of those chinese full fairing kits as a second set?
 
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