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Honda Cbr600rr 2007-2012 Carbon Fiber Race Fairings on 2040-parts.com

US $1,200.00
Location:

Bucharest, RO

Bucharest, RO
Returns Accepted:ReturnsNotAccepted Part Brand:666carbon.it Country of Manufacture:Italy

Honda CBR600RR 2007-2012 Carbon Fiber RACE Fairings   This is carbon fiber race bodywork that fits the 2007-2012 Honda CBR600RR bike. It is produced by 666carbon.it, very low weight,   and includes the seat foam, front and rear fenders.    Kit includes:    - front fender - rear fender - Upper/Front fairing  - Tank fairing - Lower fairing - Tail

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