Maier Mfg - 005000 - Gp Sport Fairing, Large - Rectangle on 2040-parts.com
Bronx, New York, US
This sport fairing fits: bikes with round headlight. I included before and after pictures of it on my bike 'CB 750 Nighthawk'. There is a scratch on the left side as seen in close up photo. Screws have some rust. This can be easily fixed bye either painting them or replacing them. This fairing will give your bike the sporty look. All mounting hardware is included.
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