N Cycle Switchblade Windshield Honda Gl1500c Valkyrie/f6c Hammer/kingpin 97-2013 on 2040-parts.com
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 N CYCLE SWITCHBLADE WINDSHIELD HONDA GL1500C VALKYRIE/F6C HAMMER/KINGPIN 97-2013 BUY IT NOW: $202.45 NATIONAL CYCLE SwitchBlade Shorty Windshield BRAND NEW
The Shorty windshield offers ample wind protection while still offering a clear view over the top of the windshield. Sleek and stylish with a classic look, the Shorty is an ideal choice for a "daily rider" in warm weather.
Cruiser riders can now enjoy unprecedented convenience, quality and function through our innovative new line of quick release windshields. The SwitchBlade system utilizes our new SwitchBlade mounting hardware, which allows riders to easily install, switch, or remove their windshield in less than 5 seconds -- with NO TOOLS. Switch styles... switch attitudes... with SwitchBlade!
4.0mm Lexan® polycarbonate (the toughest windshield material available) with our exclusive Quantum™ coating (the hardest coating there is) -- brought together by National Cycle, the world's leader in windshield technology. DOT/ABE Approved. Covered by National Cycle's 3-YEAR UNBREAKABLE WARRANTY!
Stainless steel and chrome plated steel hardware.
SwitchBlade windshields require SwitchBlade mount kit.
Fits on : HONDA
GL1500C Valkyrie/F6C 1997 to 2003
VICTORY
Hammer 1634cc ALL 2005 to 2013
Kingpin 1507/1634cc ALL 2004 to 2012
O.E.M. : N21725 |
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