Engine Guard Chaps Soft Lowers For Yamaha Road Star 1600 1700 on 2040-parts.com
San Francisco, California, US
Engine Guard Chaps Soft Lowers - BRAND NEW Description: You are looking at a pair of brand new high quality weather resistant vinyl covers. These chaps slip on the engine guard and easily and install in 1 minute and will not scratch or mar your chrome engine guard. These help keep cold air/rain off your boots and shins. They also keep the road dirt off your engine and side cover. Compatability: Fits: Yamaha Road Star 1600/1700 OEM Engine Guard Payment and shipping:
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