How to install Womet-Tech Engine Cover Crash Protector on a 2013+ Honda CBR600RR by TST Industries 

Thanks. The installation is a bit involved, but produces great results.

Yes sir. We do have an 07-08 600rr video for this product. There is no need to cut a fairing on that model.

If you are on the kickstand then there will not be any significant amount of oil that high in the engine. You can go ahead without emptying the oil.

@@TSTindustries thank you for the reply. I have gone and done it no oil leaking. Great product. It is a must have.

@@TSTindustries I just did, and it was a breeze. There are like 4 to 6 drops of engine oil pooling inside the bottom of OEM caps. No leaks or spill. Good to know. Also the product is beautifully made. I got it for my cbr 600rr 2008 model. Thanks TST Industries.

we currently do not manufacture a fender eliminator for that bike

okay, but thanks :)

A hole saw with a center drill could also be used as an alternative method to cut the fairing.

That seems so much easier

@@TSTindustries Can you please recommend what size hole saw to use? Are there any paper cutouts that can be provided to make the installation easier? I purchased one a few months ago but do not want to mess up by cutting incorrectly.

@@seph885 dive in mate.Worst case scenario is,u will get another lower fairing off ebay.Got one for my honda for 30£.Same colour!;-).I am finally,an year after purchasing,getting round to installing the cover.:-)))

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