2007 Yamaha R1 Front Fender Black Good Condition on 2040-parts.com
Sparta, Tennessee, US
2007 YAMAHA R1 factory front fender. Black., has few rubs, not cracked, scratched paint, or missing tab mounts. These are east compound and polish is all that is needed. No repaint required. Smudge is not thru paint, just surface. Tried to highlight showing location, so minor won't show on camera. Wanted buyer to see as best I could. Well worth the price. No reserve. THX ,
No international sales. Ship cost is to lower 48 states only. All buyers must be confirmed PayPal members. Payment due within 3 days of purchase. Ship within 3 business days. Any questions, please email for answers before bidding. Thanks!! Streetrockets
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