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Klock Werks Windshield Flare Gl1800 Gold Wing Tall Vent Tint on 2040-parts.com

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Hickory, North Carolina, United States

Hickory, North Carolina, United States
Less than 500 miles on this windshield. There are no scratches on the windshield, but a few stubborn bug remains are still visible. It's not 100% like new, but closer to 98%. Comes in original box.
Brand:Klock Werks Manufacturer Part Number:2312-0256

 This windshield fits Honda Gold Wing GL1800. It's the the windshield version TALL, with VENT, and TINT. Check the manufacturer's website for full info. Part number is 2312-0256.


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