09-12 Bmw S1000rr Full Carbon Fiber Fender on 2040-parts.com
Alhambra, California, US
This is a Full Carbon Fiber Fender for BMW S1000RR, NOT those fake fiberglass imitation Carbon like material. Make with a method call AUTOCLAVE, this method makes carbon more stronger than hand-lay or vacuum bagging. This part is made from an precised cut aluminum mold, give its a fitment just like your oem part. The fender is also been cut with a CNC machine and UV coated. If you want to ship to Alaska or Hawaii, please email me. The item is selling as it is, no return or refund.
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