Banshee Plastics Fenders Fiberglass Rear Fender on 2040-parts.com
Grand Haven, Michigan, United States
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Banshee fiberglass rear fender, Painted blue, it does have minor seat wear marks that can only be seen when seat is off. I do have the front fender also available if you would like both for a combined price contact me. |
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