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Extend the riding season with hand deflectors from National Cycle.
A cost-effective and easy to install sollution for cold weather riding. Paired with a National Cycle windshield, hand deflectors keep your entire upper body protected from the wind during the cooler months. These hand deflectors make a windshield function like a fairing. They also make heated grips work more effectively.
Find hand deflectors designed for your motorcycle with National Cycle Products By Bike.
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