2900249 Polaris Vertical Escape Handlebar Riser Block 2.38” on 2040-parts.com
Lacey, Washington, United States
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2900249 POLARIS VERTICAL ESCAPE HANDLEBAR RISER BLOCK 2.38” SUPERCEDES TO 2876264. VERIFY FITMENT BEFORE ORDERING. NEW. Paulson's Motorsports is a Family Owned 110 Year Old Motorcycle Dealership started in 1906. ALL items are sold as is. NO Returns or Refunds unless otherwise listed. Items are described to the best of our ability and in the listed condition. Some items we sell are NOS (New Old Stock) from old inventory and other items are used or take off parts we encounter through the course of business. If you have an issue or problem we will do our best to fix it and will always work with you to make sure your buying experience is a positive one. Thank you for your business! |
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