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Honda Cbr600f2 Tail Center Cowl Panel Fairing Cover Oem Cbr 600 F2 on 2040-parts.com

US $49.00
Location:

Vancouver, British Columbia, CA

Vancouver, British Columbia, CA
Returns Accepted:ReturnsNotAccepted Warranty:No

This Tail Fairing is in excellent condition. It was removed from my 1991 Honda CBR600F2 Last week. There are no cracks, or broken pieces. The fairing shows a couple small surface scratches which is reasonable for a 22 year old part.

This Fairing is OEM Honda, not a fake made in china replica. It will fit all 1991 - 1994 Honda CBR600F2 Motorcycles.

PLEASE LOOK AT MY OTHER AUCTIONS FOR MORE GREAT CBR600F2 DEALS !!!!!

 


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