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1987 Polaris Cyclone Heat Shield (correct Heat Shield ) In Hand Ships Today on 2040-parts.com

US $99.99
Location:

Normalville, Pennsylvania, United States

Normalville, Pennsylvania, United States
Has some mounting tab damage and pipe rub through repairable with tig welding, correct heat shield for the 87 Cyclone.
Fits:ATV Warranty:No Brand:Polaris Country/Region of Manufacture:Unknown Compatible Model:1987 Cyclone Only

 87 Cyclone Heat Shield these were very fragile and prone to rub through from the Cyclone Pipe. Correct Restoration correct part can be repaired by tig welding to restore, Looks like I am the only one on Ebay who knows what the correct heat shield looks like and this is it. It only survived because it was spaced out a little from the engine with washers to keep it away from the pipe.( Global buyers the Free shipping is only to the US Global shipping center )

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