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Givi A800N fairing

Balkwyll

Balkwyll

Just got it firing!
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Nashville, Tennessee
Has anyone installed this fairing on a Moto Guzzi? I have a 2019 v7 III Stone and bought this fairing and installation kit. The first step is to remove the front left turn signal, but no other instruction is given. I assume that I will need to actually cut the wire and reattach later after the fairing is installed, but that does not seem to be the quick installation I was hoping for.

Does anybody have any further insight on this issue?
 
Balkwyll said:
Has anyone installed this fairing on a Moto Guzzi? I have a 2019 v7 III Stone and bought this fairing and installation kit. The first step is to remove the front left turn signal, but no other instruction is given. I assume that I will need to actually cut the wire and reattach later after the fairing is installed, but that does not seem to be the quick installation I was hoping for.

Does anybody have any further insight on this issue?
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Looks like there is a mounting kit that is needed for using this fairing with a V7 III.

Givi part # A8201A.
 
Thanks Scott. I'm a Givi dealer @Balkwyll -- I stopped focusing on their new product line because people always buy from the big box stores, and Givi USA rarely stocks Guzzi items. That's a nice looking larger screen, pics below. Happy to put them online for anyone interested here reading this (though I know most will buy elsewhere).

Givi GuzziV7III A8201A A800N 2

Givi GuzziV7III A8201A A800N
 
I have the mounting kit. I'm just trying to figure out whether I need to cut and re-solder the turn signal wire during the installation process or is there something I'm missing.
 
Balkwyll said:
I have the mounting kit. I'm just trying to figure out whether I need to cut and re-solder the turn signal wire during the installation process or is there something I'm missing.
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No, easiest to take the turn signals apart and unplug each lead there, they're simple spade connectors. That or the plugs for the other end are under the tank. You should have a look at the parts diagram found online here for contributors, or use Google.
 
need something like that like a hole in the head in the Ga. summers but maybe next fall.
Todd for what it's worth freight seems to be ridiculously cheap for ebay and amazon sellers and a killer from others. can you get hooked up with one of them to keep final costs down?
 
vagrant said:
Todd for what it's worth freight seems to be ridiculously cheap for ebay and amazon sellers and a killer from others. can you get hooked up with one of them to keep final costs down?
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I suspect that is due to shipment volume, if Todd shipped 10,000+ orders per month he would likely have very low shipping costs. But I suspect his shipping numbers are not that high.
 
GT-Rx® said:
No, easiest to take the turn signals apart and unplug each lead there, they're simple spade connectors. That or the plugs for the other end are under the tank. You should have a look at the parts diagram found online here for contributors, or use Google.
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Thanks. That is exactly what I needed. You’re right. Two quick disconnects once turn signal indicator was opened up. The rest of the installation was pretty easy. Had to relocate the front turn signals but the Givi A800N is a perfect match. Looks great!
 
That is a very slick looking machine. Lord Vader would approve.

I will be interested to hear how well the wind protection works at highway speed.
 
Just FYI....the Givi A800N is more a cafe racer fairing and doesn't offer much in the way of wind resistance. It does look very nice, however.
 
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