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US $382.45
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Denver, CO, United States

Denver, CO, United States
Condition:New Brand:SKINZ PROTECTIVE GEAR Manufacturer Part Number:SNCWP100XL-BK Part Brand:SPG UPC:Does not apply

SPG COVER XTRA LONG BLK

SKU: SNCWP100XL-BK

  • Universal Design fits any standard snowmobile
  • Lycra body will not tear and rip
  • Accommodates high-rise handlebars, mountain bars, handguards, and windshields
  • 600D nylon front and rear panels
  • Machine washable
  • Great for trailering or storage
  • Storage pouch included
  • Extra Long cover fits snowmobiles longer than 118” in length from ski tip to rear bumper
  • Made in USA

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