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Suzuki Motorcycle Fairings / Motorcycle Bodywork

OPP Racing is proud to be a leader in motorcycle race bodywork and street motorcycle fairings. Offering one of the largest line-ups of Suzuki fairings in North America, OPP's motorcycle bodywork features race-replica (Superbike / Supersport / Endurance) or race-inspired designs with improvements for increased performance and durability.

OPP's Suzuki fairings are offered under OPP Racing's MacMoto-Series of bodywork: MacMoto-Series Motorcycle Fairings covers the largest line-up of Japanese and Italian bikes. MacMoto-series bodywork is hand laid by experts and uses the "wet lay-up" process. What sets MacMoto bodywork apart is their use of a carbon fiber mold, epoxy resin, no fiberglass fillings, and carbon kevlar reinforcements. MacMoto Series is offered in Carbon Fiber, Kevlar, Titanium Silver and Fiberglass and is associated with numerous European race organizations. These fairings are of race quality and may exhibit pin holes and/or blemishes as they are designed to be painted. They can be left in raw form for a distinct prototype race look. All OPP fairings offer industry-leading fitment, quality and durability. Whether you're looking for racing bodywork, custom carbon fairings, or simply to replace your crashed motorcycle fairings, you can be confident that installing a set of OPP fairings will be a lasting investment.

OPP Racing Motorcycle Fairings are manufactured in four performance materials: Click on each fiber type to learn about their unique motorcycle fairing properties!
Fiberglass	Carbon Kevlar	Carbon Fiber	Titanium Silver

GSXR1000 2005 endurance carbon fairings installed on a street / race bike. We call it the carbon gsxr endurance bike, a fine example of what you can do with OPP carbon fairings. click here for more pictures.	Team Hammer M4 EMGO Suzuki, racing in AMA Formula Xtreme, Superbike and Supersport. Shown here in 2005 with carbon bodywork sponsored by OPP-MacMoto.click here for more pictures.

OPP Motorcycle Fairings - Key Features

• Race fairing designs replicated from and used by professional race teams
• Formua Xtreme, Superbike, Supersport, Endurance Racing
• 2-piece redesign for increased strength (upper fairing and lower fairing, separate side panels often eliminated)
• Enclosed lower fairing to retain >4QT of liquids, approved for AMA racing
• Multiple configurations to accommodate all riders
• Race fairings (no headlight holes, no passenger seats, optional racing seat foam)
• Street motorcycle fairings (accommodates OEM headlights (additional charge), motorcycle tail with optional passenger seats, optional rear light cut-out on tail fairing, etc)

• Carbon kevlar reinforcement on all motorcycle fairing mounting points for greater durability and ease of install
• 2-3 layers of fabric and no fiberglass fillings. If you order carbon fiber fairings that's what you're getting!
• Only Epoxy Resin is used for OPP carbon fairings, carbon kevlar fairings, and titanium silver fairings
• Only Iso-ester resin is used in OPP fiberglass fairings
• Read the Carbon Fiber 101 Article to learn why Iso-ester / Epoxy bodywork is superior to the cheap polyester fairings that most other companies offer

• Each motorcycle fairing is hand laid by experts and uses the wet lay-up manufacturing process
• High temperature curing on all motorcycle fairings for added strength
• Rolled edges on motorcycle fairings so it retains a rigid structure at 200+ mph speeds
• kevlar reinforcement for additional strength on all motorcycle fairings

Customer Rides

The Taylormade "Czecher SuperLite" bike is a tribute to ex-racer Vincent Haskovic whose racing career ended with a freak accident. OPP is proud to provide full carbon fairings and carbon tank to this special project which was then sold to raise funds for Vincent. Click here for the story and more pictures.

Special "Deathdealer" project carbon GSXR with OPP full carbon fiber fairings and a custom paint scheme. Click here for more pictures!	Full OPP carbon fairings and a gorgeous custom flame paint scheme, featured in Super Streetbike magazine. Click here for more pictures