I've been searching on the forum and have not seen this posted yet.
It looks like there is a structural piece for the winglets to mount to. This was my assumption that they were not supported by the fairing alone. The last thing you want is these to rip off at the north end of the speedometer. It looks like to do the job "properly" you need the winglets, adapter plates and the bracket. I assume the Bracket Winglet - Carbon - BMW-Motorrad (46631542831) is the correct piece to brace the winglets by connecting them to the frame. Wondering if anyone can confirm this.
Is anyone running the winglet kit from Ilmberger / motomillion that includes only the winglets and backing plates on the S1000? How are they holding up at track speeds?
I posted about it with some pics in some thread when I disassembled my M1000 July 2021.
The support just keeps the fairing from bowing in under extreme down force pressure. Likely about 150 I would say. I have been only 195MPH on my M1000 so far.
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Do you have any pictures? I'm very interested in the bracket. I see a lot of youtubers just add the winglets to the fairings with no bracket / support. I assume that would hold up fine at street speeds. I'm interested in the added downforce for track specifically so the bracket would be a must.
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Bonjour j'ai monter le kit d'ailettes d'Ilmberger Je roule sur autoroute 300kmh et tout vas bien ! Pour le moment ..... Fixé au carénage sans supports spécial
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