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The 750 mids are different shape and this allows for the clearance of the low mount clip ons of the 750 to clear the upper when the bars are turned side to side.  The 750 clip ons are below the top brace and the 1100 is above. The upper is a bit smaller on the 750 as well.  The belly pans are the same.  Here is the pic of the bike I just finished.   It's a 1100 frame with 1100 forks.  All of the bodywork is aftermarket  Airtech GSXR1100. I had to fab all the tabs and headlight/fairing stay because of this configuration. I used a 92 oil 750 in it. 

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On 4/28/2020 at 12:20 AM, Not_so_Evil_Lloyd said:

One of the things i've really noticed (and get wound up by) is so many parts people are advertising stuff as as fits 750 and 1100

Three quarters of ads selling slingshot fairings state the part fits 750 AND 1100, which is a load of shite as only the seat unit fairing are the same shape. There are some subtle tell-tale sings to identify what you're looking at.

(With J,K and L slingshots )The 750 and 1100 headlight fairings have different shaped ram air holes, the 750 contours around the edge of the headlight whereas the 1100 just has round holes. The 750 side/mids have have a more pronounced bump that passes the back of the rocker cover, the 750 has two narrow side vents almost the same size, the 1100 side vents are not, the front one is wider but shorter the the rear one. 

Once you familiarise yourself more with slingshot fairings you'll know what you're looking at.

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