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- Quick-Release Mount Kit (sold separately) required for this product
- Easily Removable with National Cycle's Quick Release Mount Kit
- 4.0mm thick Quantum® hardcoated polycarbonate screen
- Three-year manufacturer's warranty against breakage
Experience quick and easy windshield installation with the National Cycle SwitchBlade Windshield, designed specifically for Honda, Indian, Kawasaki, and Suzuki models from 2001 to 2023. Crafted from 4.0mm thick Quantum® hardcoated Lexan® polycarbonate, this windshield offers exceptional durability and scratch resistance, ensuring long-lasting clarity and protection. Its innovative design features a Quick Release mounting system that allows you to remove or install the windshield in less than five seconds without any tools, making it ideal for riders seeking convenience and versatility. The windshield is compatible with the National Cycle Quick Release Mount Kit (sold separately), which accepts any size SwitchBlade® for a customized fit and easy handling. This high-quality accessory is perfect for riders who demand premium materials and innovative features in their powersports gear, providing both style and functionality for daily rides or long adventures. Backed by a three-year manufacturer's warranty against breakage, the SwitchBlade Windshield is a reliable addition to your motorcycle accessories collection.
Features:
- Quick-Release Mount Kit required for installation
- Easily removable and installable without tools using National Cycle's Quick Release Mount Kit
- Constructed from 4.0mm thick Quantum® hardcoated Lexan® polycarbonate for superior scratch resistance
- Designed for Honda, Indian, Kawasaki, and Suzuki models from 2001 to 2023
- Includes tinted finish for enhanced style and reduced glare
- Backed by a three-year warranty against breakage