93-96 Seadoo Xp-spx-spi *black & Yellow* Jetski Bar Pad Cover! on 2040-parts.com
Michigan, United States
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THIS IS A NEW REPLACEMENT HANDLE BAR PAD COVER THAT WILL FIT 93-96 SEADOO SP - SPX - SPI - XP MODELS. COVERS ARE * BLACK & YELLOW* & MADE OF QUALITY MARINE GRADE VINYL. COVERS ARE ALSO SEAMED & HAVE A MARINE ZIPPER ON EACH SIDE FOR EASY FIT! THIS COVER COMES IN OTHER POPULAR SEADOO COLORS - PLEASE EMAIL FOR AVAILABILITY. *(auction for cover only, foam & base not included)* {NOTE-COVER FITS OVER THE COMPLETE OEM PAD}
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