03 04 Honda Cbr 600rr Oem Plastics on 2040-parts.com
San Diego, California, US
used oem fairings some scratches on one lower and tail section (see pics) and small crack in fender and left plastic (see pic ) still in great working condition
Fairings & Body Work for Sale
Fairing for honda vfr 400 rr vfr400 nc30 89-93 7d 28(US $230.00)
Carbon fiber look frame sliders for 2007-2008 kawasaki zx6r zx 6r zx6 07 08 pair(US $19.95)
For honda 2000-2005 vtr 1000 rvt rc51 sp1 sp2 fairing 0m(US $424.99)
For rc51 vtr1000 sp1 00-06 abs fairing black kit lh1005(US $444.00)
Injection molded fit gsx-r750 gsx-r600 06 07 k6 red black fairing 66z112(US $524.00)
93 94 95 96 97 98 99 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 kawasaki ninja zx6e zzr600 fairing(US $279.99)
CAR interviews Ian Callum (2013) at Frankfurt motor show
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