Harley-davidson Detach Mid-sport Windshield 57610-09 on 2040-parts.com
Fulton, New York, US
Shaped to split the wind. This tough, hard-coated polycarbonate Mid-Sport Windshield wraps around the headlamp to offer the maximum wind protection available in a compact profile. The windshield mounts to the fork tubes with elegant die-cast lever-release clamps, and the handlebar with ''plug-in'' docking points, so the windshield does not require any ''leave-behind'' hardware. You get quick on-and-off convenience, and a clean, custom look. No tools are required. 57610-09
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