National Cycle Touring Heavy Duty Windshield 2210 on 2040-parts.com
Vincentown, New Jersey, United States
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This windshield is brand new, never used or mounted. Bike was wrecked before we got it on it. In original box with adjustment instructions. It is a tall screen with wide proportion and made with scratch resistant Lexan Polycarbonate. Has high luster outside chrome strapping. Height is 20 -20.5 inches and 21.5 wide.
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