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New Seat Pan Cafe Racer Tail Fairing Honda Cb 750 550 500 Bimota Us Seller!!! on 2040-motos

US $129.00
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Monrovia, California, United States

Monrovia, California, United States
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Universal tail fairing , Cafe Racer seat pan
Brand new , made high quality fiberglass then easily modifiable 

Any body shop have the right product for paint it, it need to be sand and prep before painting.

It is a perfect replica of a HONDA 500 BIMOTA tail fairing

MADE IN ITALY


If you need help or suggestion, feel free to ask.

Item is available in our Shop in Monrovia CA, UNIQUE VINTAGE CYCLES 

Will be shipped within 1 business day upon receiving payment.

It's also available for pickup in person. 

The item will be shipped by USPS standard shipping, 
Shipping to Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto Rico may be delayed in delivery.

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