Stainless Windshield Trim For Harley Davidson Touring - Maltese Cross on 2040-parts.com
San Francisco, California, US
Description:
This highly polished stainless steel afermarket windshield trim is accented by maltese crosses that dresses up the bike. Attaches in minutes to the existing windshield for a great classy look!
Compatability:
1996-2011 Harley Davidson FLHT,FLHTC,HLHTCU&FLHX Models
Included:
Windshield Trim
Mounting Hardware
Windshield not included
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Free shipping to lower 48 US states. Tax applies to California Residents.
$10 Canada
$20 Europe, South America,Australia, New Zealand, Asia
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