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NEW IN THE PACKAGE OEM YAMAHA WINDSHIELD
PART NUMBER 8FV-77210-00-00 WITH RED CHECKER FLAG CLEAR TOP FIT MODELS WHICH USED TRIM PEACES ON LOWER EDGE OF WINDSHIELD TRIM REQUIRES 3 LARGE CUT OUTS ON EACH SIDE LOOK AT PHOTOS 03 TO 05 RX1& RX1 MOUNTAIN 03 TO 05 RX WARRIOR 03 TO 05 RS VECTOR & RS MOUNTAIN 03 TO 05 RS RAGE 07 TO 08 RS VENTURE MAY FIT OTHER MODELS WITH THE HOLES PICTURED AND THE 3 CUT OUTS PER SIDE |
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