2016 Can-am Commander Max 800r Dps 800 Horn & Signal Street Legal Kit & Mirrors on 2040-parts.com
Michigan, United States
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The Tusk UTV Horn & Signal Kit is designed to be a simple way to
provide front and rear turn signals, horn, license plate mount, and
rearview mirror for your UTV. The Tusk kit is easy to install with a
few common tools. Kit comes complete with wiring harness, LED
front and rear turn signals, flasher relay, horn, mirrors, license plate
mount, horn button, and blinker switch. Always refer to your local and
State laws if you intend on using this kit to make your UTV "street
legal".
Always refer to your local and State laws if you intend on using this kit to make your UTV “street legal”. Depending on the laws in your area, this UTV kit may or may not comply with “street legal” requirements. FITS: 2016 CAN-AM COMMANDER MAX 800R DPS |
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