Too much carbon?

[ducpilot]

Just added the Cleverwolf frame covers, is it too much already?

[Tuner RR]

Its never too much

[TS250]

I don't like non-functional carbon. Pieces that just cover stuff (triple clamp, gas cap, frame) to look like carbon are worse than stock in my eyes. It adds weight, which completely defeats the purpose of carbon.

Now, actual carbon parts that replace stock plastic/reduce weight, that I like!


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[scapegote7]

I agree with TS250. I replaced every panel (except the side fairings) on my 08 cbr1000rr with carbon, but I didnt add any to cover other panels up.

[repsolRR1k]

i think its perfect the way it is....

[TYSTYX]

Sorry....... I'm not digging the idea of covering frames or swingarms with anything.

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[TheX]

Carbon (for me) is for increased structural integrity while providing added weight savings. I use a lot of it in larger scale. R/C aircraft.

[ducpilot]

Yeah I'm leaning towards it being too much, in the past I have never purchased any carbon to cover something but the clever wolf stuff is such amazing quality so I said fu** it And gave it a shot.

[Jmnismo]

There's no such thing as "too" much carbon!! I think it looks great! As you can see, I love CF! Trunk,hood,a-pillar,roof, mirrors, door handles, lip kit.. I'm sure there's more I'm missing lol

[numbafree]

CF is like chrome, too much and you can't appreciate it as much.

In the end, it's your ride, who cares what others think, right?

I dislike the cheap looking flat black plastic trim pieces on my 2011, so I replaced those pieces with CF which includes the chain guard.