Wrp Mountain Assault Knee Pads 2015-2017 Polaris Rush on 2040-parts.com
Orem, Utah, United States
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WRP Part Number: PO-KP-RUSH1517-BK Wasatch Recreational Products bring you the latest in comfort for everyone from the casual to most aggressive riders. Mountain Assault Knee Pads are manufactured from high quality polyurethane to put a durable padded layer between your knees and your sleds hard plastic dash. The best looking Knee Pads in the market. FITMENT CHART
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