A-arm Guards, Fat-series By Dg Performance - Trx450r 2004-2009 Honda on 2040-parts.com
Bay Shore, New York, US
DG Performance Fat Series A-Arm Guards DG part# 662-2140 fits: HONDA TRX450R 2004-2009 Shields important steering and suspension components from anything you can dish out. The Fat Series wraps around the front of the A-Arm to protect the lower shock and mounting bracket. Manufactured from the thickest and strongest aircraft aluminum sheet. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Retails for $ 99.95 This item is
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