Highland X Large Motorcycle Cover- New- Fits Touring Cycles To 1500cc on 2040-parts.com
Springdale, Pennsylvania, US
Highland x large motorcycle cover. New in box. Fits touring cycles up to 1500cc. Blue and black coloring.
-perfect for motorcycle storage and temperature weather protection
-fabric guards the finish and will not scratch the paint
-fitted elastic bottom creates a tight, customized fit
-extra protection with lockable design
-storage bag included
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