Rear Tail Cowl Fairing Plastic Honda Vf700 Kawasaki 650 on 2040-parts.com
Rancho Palos Verdes, California, US
Rear tail cowl fairing plastic for Honda VF700 VF700S with HONDA emblem. - $70
No visible breaks or cracks but does have 2 cracked mounting tabs on the
underside that are not visible and do not affect function.
Call with any questions
Rear tail cowl fairing plastic for Kawasaki KZ650. - $55
No visible breaks or cracks but needs to be repainted.
All mounting bushings intact.
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