Kawasaki Brute Force 750 Sport Atv Headlight Covers Smoke 2005-2007 on 2040-parts.com
West Enfield, Maine, US
Set of new dark smoke (tinted) headlight lens covers for a Brute Force 750. Will fit '05 -'07 750 models as well as some 650 models. See photos, if your front end style looks like this these will fit. Made of impact/weather resistant plexiglass to protect lenses and give your quad a custom look. Securely attaches to plastic headlight rim with outdoor grade/water resistant low profile velcro tabs for easy removal and re-attachment.
These headlight covers are for offroad use only. Check your local atv/offroad vehicle regulations for any restrictions on the use of these headlight covers.
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