Purchase Klock Werks Flare 18" Clear Billboard Windshield FXST in Saint Joseph, Michigan, United States, for US $229.95

Condition:New Part Brand:Klock Werks Manufacturer Part Number:KW05-02-0223 UPC:Does Not Apply

Klock Werks Flare 18" Clear Billboard Windshield FXST

Part Number: KW05-02-0223

Superior performance and style without breaking the bank
Straightshots HS Slip-ons offer the same great look and sound riders have grown to love from Vance & Hines at an unbelievable value
Drenched in Vance & Hines show-quality chrome, massive 2 1/2" diameter plasma arc-cut, 220&deg full-coverage muffler heat shields house the Straightshots HS Slip-ons and make them blue-proof for long-lasting style
Race-inspired performance and traditional hot rod sound set this system apart
Mount to the stock-header pipes with no modifications
Includes removable baffles and all the mounting hardware for a hassle-free, perfect fit every time
Made in the U.S.A.
Vance & Hines part # 16831

Fits: '07-'11 FXST/C, FLST/C '08-'11 FXCW/C

Kinney Cycles

Mailing Address:
Kinney Cycles
622 Langley Ave
Saint Joseph, MI 49085 USA

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