ABOTHGD Automotive Universal Bullet Rear Turn Signal Light Lens Cover Compatible with Ha-rley Dyna Street Glide Road King, Transparent
Product Description
ABOTHGD Automotive Universal Bullet Rear Turn Signal Light Lens Cover Compatible with Ha-rley Dyna Street Glide Road King, Transparent
- 【Compatibility】Compatible with Ha-rley Dyna, Street Glide, Fat Boy, Softail, Road King, Springer. The turn signals light lens cover fit for most motorcycles with 2 inch bullet lens cover.
- 【High-Quality Materials】Made of high-quality materials, it features scratch and shock resistance, effectively protecting your LED bulbs from dust, minor impacts and other damages, ensuring their long-lasting and reliable performance.
- 【Enhance Appearance】The surface is smooth and transparent, with excellent waterproof performance and no fading. This is an ideal choice for those who want to replace the shade cover.
- 【Easy to Install】Plug-and-play. All you need to do is remove the original lens cover and then push the new replacement lens back in. The entire installation process only takes 5 minutes.
- 【Package Include】Two sets of LED turn signal lamp housings.
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