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Partners National Cycle INNOVATION in Windshield Materials Thursday, 11 February 2010 00:00
First Use of Lexan® Polycarbonate
In 1975, National Cycle was the first company in the world to introduce and use GE’s Lexan® FMR hardcoated polycarbonate material for motorcycle windshields.
Using polycarbonate durability and advanced windshield design, the first modern styled, optically clear, custom windshield was made by our company. We called it the Heavy Duty™. See the Flyer - Quantum_Innovation_2010.pdf
What Makes Quantum Coated Windshields Better Than All the Others? Find out here -Quantum_Innovation.pdf
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