Yamaha YZF-R6 Fairings (2003-2004)

About the Yamaha YZF-R6 (2003-2004)

The Yamaha YZF-R6 (2003-2004) is the second generation of the 600cc supersport, introduced with a fuel-injected engine, a sharper nose, and revised bodywork that moved the design away from the rounded original. These bikes are remembered for combining the R6’s rev-happy character with a more aggressive look, and they remain popular as affordable track and race machines. The bike’s light weight and simple wiring also make it a favorite for first-time track riders building a dedicated race bike. For owners, replacement fairings keep a now-discontinued body style available, since dealer parts for this era are scarce and expensive.

Popular Styles & Liveries

The R6 (2003-2004) is closely tied to Yamaha race blue and the white-and-red scheme of the period. Aftermarket choices include gloss black for a clean look and period-correct race replicas that suit the bike’s early-2000s styling. Track and club racers often run numbered schemes, and the sharper nose suits a more modern livery than the first-generation bike. Simple, well-executed colors read best on these panels.

What’s Included in the Kit

A R6 (2003-2004) kit includes the upper fairing, left and right side panels, lower fairing, tail section, and front fender, with a matched windscreen on most listings. The front end is the sharper second-generation design specific to these years. A tank cover may be included to carry the finish across the top. Confirm the exact parts list on the product page, since the 2006-on bike uses different panels.

Painted vs Unpainted

Most second-generation R6s now see street, track, or race use, so the finish depends on the owner. Road riders usually choose pre-painted factory colors for a consistent look. Race and track owners often pick unpainted panels to apply numbers, since the lower fairing takes the most abuse. Both use the same mould, so fitment is unchanged.

Fitment & Installation

These panels are built to the OEM points of the 2003-2004 R6, pre-drilled for direct replacement. The bodywork differs from both the 1998-2002 and 2006-on bikes, so confirm you need the second-generation panels before ordering. Most owners allow a few hours for the full swap, and a dry-fit before final torque helps on older bikes with worn tabs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will these fit a 2005 or 2006 R6?

No. The 2005 bike is a late second-gen detail, but 2006 brought a full restyle; match the exact year range listed.

How long does shipping take?

Production is 10-15 business days, then 15-20 by air or 20-25 by ocean. Tracking follows dispatch.

What is the return window?

Unused kits in original packaging can be returned within 14 days of delivery; you pay return postage, no restocking fee.

Do kits include hardware?

Each complete set ships with a matched polished bolt kit, a black windscreen, and a heat shield.

Are holes pre-drilled?

Yes. Panels are pre-drilled to the factory mounting pattern for a direct fit.

Can I get a custom color?

Custom painting from a reference image is available, and bare panels are offered for self-finishing.

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