Ducati 749 999 Front Fairing on 2040-parts.com
Chandler, Arizona, US
Ducati 749 999 front fairing. Nice shape, not crashed or broken. There are two 2" corner cut outs (underneath, not noticeable when on bike) to make extra room for the triple tree. Verify fitment and note decal/logo differences before you purchase.
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