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Suzuki Sv650 1999-06; Gs750e,l 1977-82 Nat Cycle Flyscreen Windshield N2544 on 2040-parts.com

US $121.45
Location:

Flint, Michigan, United States

Flint, Michigan, United States
Condition:New Placement on Vehicle:Front Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Brand:National Cycle Part Brand:NATIONAL CYCLE Manufacturer Part Number:N2544

 

 

NATIONAL CYCLE FLYSCREEN WINDSHIELD - NEW IN BOX
LINKING ARM MOUNT HARDWARE
DARK GRAY 95% TINT

SUZUKI SV650 1999-06; GS750E,L 1977-82

Height: 08.50" (21.6cm)
Width: 09.25" (23.5cm)

The Flyscreen® is a stylish item for custom cruisers, muscle bikes and performance machines.
The clean, minimal appearance and chrome trim plate will enhance the look of your bike.

The quality Linking Arm fork mount system with countersunk screws offers a custom fit for motorcycles with open front forks.

The popular and best-selling Flyscreen is a timeless classic!

 

 

 


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