Fit Yamaha Yzf R1 00 01 Yzfr1 2000 2001 1000 Fairing Kit Bodywork C14 A3 on 2040-parts.com
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***Brand New Aftermarket Fairings Set*** |
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Fit for : R1 |
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Year :2000-2001 |
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Color : Aftermarket racing custom painted |
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Condition : Brand new aftermarket parts (non OEM) and the holes are pre-drilled |
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Material : High quality ABS plastic |
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Pieces : 15 pieces (Perfect Fit Series) |
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Installation : Highly recommend installed by professional |
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*This complete aftermarket fairings set is made by aftermarket parts, with high quality ABS plastic and aftermarket custom racing painted. |
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*Please DO NOT be confused with other sellers, because they will have a lot of fitment problem!! |
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1. Paypal (Will only ship to the paypal confirmed address with no exception) |
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Shipping information |
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1. *3-7 working days Express Delivery: USD$225 |
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*(Express delivery is only to US/UK/Canada/Australia/Most European country, other countries will be subject to change with our email confirmation) |
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Additional information |
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We Guaranteed refund |
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