Naked / streetfighter bodywork

Suzuki GSX-S750 fairings & bodywork

6-12 pieces · 120 min fitting · Easy

Pick your model year

Bodywork is the most year-specific part on a motorcycle. Start from your exact year so the panels line up.

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What a complete GSX-S750 kit contains

Naked / streetfighter bodywork — 6-12 pieces.

  • Headlight cowl or flyscreen
  • Radiator side shrouds
  • Tank side covers and knee panels
  • Belly pan (where fitted)
  • Tail panels and seat cowl
  • Front fender and chain guard

Material grades and price bands

Typical market bands for this class of bike in USD, not a quote for your bike. Painted kits vary most by scheme.

PartBudgetTypicalPremium
OEM panels (per panel)$120$320$900
Injection-moulded ABS kit, painted$380$620$1,100
Injection-moulded ABS kit, unpainted$260$400$700
Race bodywork (fibreglass)$450$800$1,500
Carbon fibre panels$300$900$2,600
Compression-moulded copy panels$180$300$520

OEM panels (per panel)

Factory injection-moulded ABS, factory paint code

Best forKeeping a low-mileage or resale-sensitive bike original
Trade-offA single upper fairing can cost more than a complete aftermarket kit

Injection-moulded ABS kit, painted

Pressure-injected ABS, painted and clear-coated to a scheme

Best forRebuilding a dropped street bike at sensible money
Trade-offColour match to a factory code is close, not exact

Injection-moulded ABS kit, unpainted

Raw white or black ABS, ready to prep and spray

Best forA custom scheme or a match to faded original paint
Trade-offAdd paint and labour on top — often the larger half of the bill

Race bodywork (fibreglass)

Hand-laid fibreglass, no light or indicator apertures

Best forTrack days and race classes, quick-release fasteners
Trade-offNot street legal as supplied; gelcoat needs prep before paint

Carbon fibre panels

Pre-preg or wet-lay carbon, clear lacquered twill

Best forWeight saving and appearance on selected panels
Trade-offRarely sold as a complete kit; damage is expensive to repair

Compression-moulded copy panels

Lower-pressure moulding, thicker and less consistent

Best forA cheap track hack or a bike being sold on
Trade-offExpect gaps, flexing tabs and drilling to make panels sit

Fitting notes for a naked like this

  • Fewer panels means a cheaper rebuild after a drop than any faired bike
  • Many riders add a bikini fairing or flyscreen for wind protection — check the mirror and clock clearance
  • Tank covers are the panels that scuff first; they are usually sold individually

Before you order

  • Match the generation, not the model name — panels change at every refresh
  • Ask whether mirror, indicator and vent holes are pre-drilled for your year
  • Confirm the kit is injection-moulded, not compression-moulded, if fit matters
  • Check whether the price includes the tail, belly pan and heat shielding
  • Budget for a new fastener, clip and grommet kit at the same time
  • For a race kit, confirm the class rules allow the fastener type supplied

Torque figures for panel fasteners: motorcycle torque reference.

GSX-S750 fairings by model year

Questions riders ask

How much is a full fairing kit for a Suzuki GSX-S750?

A complete painted injection-moulded ABS kit typically lands between $380 and $1,100, with $620 the usual figure. Unpainted kits start lower, around $260, and factory panels bought individually can pass that for a single upper fairing.

Will fairings from another year fit my Suzuki GSX-S750?

Only within the same generation. Suzuki GSX-S750 production runs 2015–2026, and mounting points change at each refresh, so always order against your exact model year rather than the model name.

What is included in a Suzuki GSX-S750 fairing kit?

6-12 pieces, covering the main panels plus the smaller trims. Fasteners, clips and grommets are often sold separately — budget for a fresh set, because original clips rarely survive removal.

Are race fairings road legal?

Generally no. Race bodywork deletes the headlight and indicator apertures and uses quick-release fasteners, which is why it is sold for track use.

Is carbon fibre worth it over ABS?

On selected panels it saves weight and looks the part, but it is rarely available as a complete kit and repairs are expensive. For a street rebuild after a drop, painted ABS is the sensible choice.

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