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I thought they made that stuff illegal in the 1960s.
If you want to add color, I'd stick to Hawaiian shirts over your leathers.
I think this is something that's come into the H-D market from the sportsbike world with a load of Chinese producers aiming at the H-D owners. The sort of thing that might become old quick.
Stick to something quality, and more conservative IMHO.
I have an iridium visor for my helmet, not sure I would consider it for the windshield. Like it on the helmet mostly for uv protection in hot desert sun and face concealment from traffic cams lol
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