Assault Industries Honda Talon 1000 Half Windshield HWS-H-TAL-001-72 2015-2022 Chevrolet Colorado Powerful high flux density Neodymium FGXX-668603

Name: Assault Industries Honda Talon 1000 Half Windshield HWS-H-TAL-001-72 2015-2022 Chevrolet Colorado Powerful high flux density Neodymium FGXX-668603
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SKU: 80041772118
Price: 134.97 USD
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Assault Industries Honda Talon 1000 Half Windshield HWS-H-TAL-001-72 2015-2022 Chevrolet Colorado Powerful high flux density Neodymium FGXX-668603

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Assault Industries Honda Talon 1000 Half Windshield HWS H TAL 001 72 2015 2022 Chevrolet Colorado Powerful high flux density Neodymium FGXX 668603 Powerful high flux density Neodymium rare earth magnets Dual air EVOL system adjusts roll and bottom out XR Optic Hard Coating for scratch resistance and UV resistance Make your Honda Talon 1000 battle ready with Assault Industries’ Half Windshield

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