Cbr929 Head Only 2000 Or 2001 on 2040-parts.com
Rome, Georgia, US
Came out of a bike left in the rain with some sandpaper and lapping the valves it will work fine. Didn't do it myself because this was for a customer bike and he no longer needed it
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