Polaris Snowmobile Premium Polyester Cover- Switchback® / Indy® 2879794 on 2040-parts.com
Kaukauna, Wisconsin, United States
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POLARIS Snowmobile PREMIUM POLYESTER COVER- Premium Switchback® / Indy® 2879794 Retail Price $239.99 SALE Price $134.99 - SAVE $105.00! Contact Ken's Sports at 920-788-0220 with any questions! This duruable polyester Cover provides excellent protection during STORAGE AND TRAILERING. The cover has an opening for fuel fill access, and it accommodates a tunnel bag without removal, as well as an accessory front bumper, rear hitch, full range of windshield heights and saddlebags, and the Lock & Ride® Convertible Passenger Seat.
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