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Thanks Dawg, but after looking this instruction over it still is not the correct kit. The forks are approx 12" to 12.5" wide and the windshield bracket approx 14"...would need approx 1" space on each side to fit correctly. I found a picture online of the correct parts and manual but it doesn't ref the part number of the kit. Can anyone help?
Ok, HERE is the sheet for that windshield in your photo, part numbers for the parts you need are listed at the end of the sheet. The shield in your photo is 57140-05
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