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The Acerbis Full Kit Plastics (0024631.343) is an ideal solution for off-road enthusiasts looking to restore or refresh the aesthetic appeal and protection of their motorbike. This 10-piece fairing set provides a precise fit that balances visual style with durability, effectively shielding internal components from trail debris and impacts; however, users should ensure their specific motorbike model is fully compatible before purchase to guarantee optimal alignment.
| Model Part Number | 0024631.343 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Acerbis |
This kit typically includes the plastic pieces. We recommend reusing your original, high-quality factory bolts.
No, this kit is model-specific. Please verify your motorbike model against the MPN 0024631.343.
Yes, they are engineered to be semi-flexible to absorb impacts without shattering.
Use a specialized plastic cleaner or mild soap and a soft cloth to avoid scratching the finish.
No, basic hand tools such as a screwdriver or hex key set are usually sufficient for installation.
Ensure the panel is properly seated before inserting bolts and check that no brackets are bent from previous impacts.
Double-check that all mounting points are secured correctly and all rubber grommets were reused if required.
To install your Acerbis Full Kit, ensure the motorcycle is clean and on a stable stand. Begin by removing your existing plastics carefully, keeping the original mounting hardware if applicable. Align the new Acerbis panels with the frame attachment points, starting from the central sections and working outward to ensure proper tension. Do not overtighten bolts, as this can crack the plastic.
For ongoing care, wash the plastics with a mild soap and water solution. Avoid using harsh chemical solvents or high-pressure power washers at extremely close range, as these can strip the finish or force water into electrical connections behind the fairing.
