Case covers/guards

[gixxer72]

I am converting a 2007 gsxr 600 for race use this season - reading the rulebook it states that a 2000 or newer gsxr with OEM style bodywork only needs the left cover or a cover guard.

2 questions: If I use armourbodies am I covered as far as only needing the left cover? What kind of cover guard is acceptable for the left side?

I have looked at the left side aftermarket covers and they are not cheap, but my guess is they are the way to go instead of some type of guard. Any input on what I need and dont need is much appreciated. Thanks

[union]

If youre talking about the case cover the bodywork wont be acceptable. Get a good quality case cover like woodcraft. Not only will you most likely the rest of your day when you crash but will also save the people behind you from crashing in your oil.

[WordTooYoMamma]

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talk to duncanmoto, got em in stock

[DuncanMoto]

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Call or pm me for Woodcraft.
Let me know your race history, number.

[butcher bergs]

Woodcraft, NRC or have Tricky Mike weld a reinforcement pad onto the OEM cover.

Ted, can you get NRC engine covers?

[RyanNicholson]

+1 on Woodcraft. Buy both the left and right side and never worry about it again.

These are super important, without them it takes virtually nothing to smash the OEM cover open and cover the track in oil, and potentially hurt your bike or someone behind you.

[Jim]

i could sell you the cover off my 06 600. i'll need to put a woodcraft on it before the season starts. it's either a Vortex or an NRC cover...i could get back to you on it if yo're interested

[lrrs699]

on woodcraft