HONDA Right side cowl TRANSALP mark
64225MAW760ZB / 64225-MAW-760ZB

Maintaining the visual integrity of a legendary adventure tourer requires attention to the smallest details. The right side cowl* serves as a primary canvas for the machine's identity, making the presence of a factory-correct graphic essential. This authentic component ensures your motorcycle retains its iconic look, reflecting the heritage and engineering standards that define the manufacturer's commitment to excellence on every journey.

Restoring the Right Side Cowl Visual Identity

• ✅ Professional Handling: We ensure this graphic is shipped flat in rigid packaging, preventing any creases or folds that could compromise the adhesive quality.
• ✅ Original Tooling: This emblem is precision-cut using the manufacturer's original die-cut machinery for a perfect match to the fairing's edge.
• ✅ Authentic Component: Every piece features the official manufacturer part number, confirming it is a genuine factory-original item rather than a copy.
• ✅ Weather Resistance: The high-grade vinyl is engineered to be UV-resistant, ensuring the branding remains vibrant even after years of exposure to the elements.
• ✅ Official Distribution: Sourced through authorized manufacturer channels, this part guarantees the same quality as the components used on the assembly line.

Finding authentic components for classic adventure models can be challenging, but choosing genuine factory parts ensures a precision fit. Our OEM parts come through official distribution channels, ensuring you receive authentic, factory-fresh components — not aged or improperly stored stock. This TRANSALP mark is designed specifically for the XL600V, providing the exact dimensions required for a professional finish.

Did you know?

Determining the correct side. In the world of motorcycle parts, "right" and "left" are always determined from the rider's perspective while seated on the bike. Therefore, this right-side component corresponds to the throttle-grip side of your machine, following standard industry cataloging protocols.

Manufacturer terminology. While riders often use the terms sticker or decal, different brands have specific names for these items. For instance, this manufacturer officially classifies such graphics as a "Mark" or "Stripe," a distinction used in factory parts manuals to denote specific types of bodywork branding.

For the best results, use the hinge method with masking tape to align the graphic perfectly on the fairing before removing the adhesive backing.

* If this decal is listed under multiple models or versions, the exact mounting location may vary slightly.