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Memphis Shades Fats 17" Windshield 11" Cutout Clear on 2040-parts.com

US $129.84
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Magnolia, Mississippi, United States

Magnolia, Mississippi, United States
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Part Brand:Memphis Shades Manufacturer Part Number:2312-0017

Memphis Shades Fats 17" Windshield 11" Cutout Clear.  Memphis Shades part number 2312-0017.
  • Photo is actual item.
  • Requires mounting hardware to fit your bike.
  • Color is Clear.
  • Windshield accents are polished.
  • Popular American styling.
  • 22" W and 17" high.
  • Fits larger headlight size (up to 11").
  • All hardware is CNC-machined billet aluminum and polished stainless steel..

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