Motorcycle Front Headlight Upper Fairing Stay Bracket For BMW S1000RR 2009-2018

Front Headlight Upper Fairing Stay Bracket for BMW S1000RR

This Front Headlight Upper Fairing Stay Bracket is a front-support bracket made to hold the headlight and upper fairing assembly on the BMW S1000RR, keeping the front bodywork aligned and secure.

Overview

This Front Headlight Upper Fairing Stay Bracket gives the BMW S1000RR a solid mounting point for the headlight and upper fairing after a crash repair or fairing conversion. It ties the front bodywork to the frame and holds the headlight at the correct angle, which is essential for proper beam aim and a clean front-end look. Built for riders rebuilding a wrecked S1000RR or converting a track bike back to street trim, this fairing stay bracket restores factory-grade front support.

Built For Performance

• Sturdy steel or aluminum construction for reliable front-end support
• Pre-drilled mounting holes matching the S1000RR front frame geometry
• Holds the headlight at the correct angle for proper beam aim
• Reinforced gussets at the main bends for impact resistance
• Compatible with OEM-style upper fairing and headlight assemblies

Fits These Machines

• for BMW S1000RR 2009
• for BMW S1000RR 2010
• for BMW S1000RR 2011
• for BMW S1000RR 2012
• for BMW S1000RR 2013
• for BMW S1000RR 2014
• for BMW S1000RR 2015
• for BMW S1000RR 2016
• for BMW S1000RR 2017
• for BMW S1000RR 2018

On-The-Job Use

• Rebuilding a BMW S1000RR after a front-end crash
• Converting a track bike back to street fairings
• Replacing a bent or broken factory fairing stay
• Headlight and upper fairing service during bodywork projects

Specs At A Glance

Good To Know

Q: Will this fairing stay bracket work with the factory S1000RR headlight? A: Yes, this bracket is designed to mount the factory-style headlight and upper fairing on the BMW S1000RR. Test-fit the headlight before fully tightening to confirm beam alignment.

Q: Do I need to remove the front fairings to install this bracket? A: The upper fairing and headlight typically need to come off to reach the frame mounting points. Basic hand tools are usually enough for this job.

Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.