Arctic Cat Bearcat 500 454 400 2x4 Throttle Cable Nos 0487-001 on 2040-parts.com
La Salle, Michigan, US
ARCTIC CAT BEARCAT 500 454 400 2x4 THROTTLE CABLE NOS PART# 0487-001 GENUINE ARCTIC CAT (NOT!! AFTERMARKET!!) MAY FIT MORE MODELS IF YOUR ARE NOT SURE THIS WILL FIT YOUR UNIT PLEASE CHECK WITH YOUR DEALER BEFORE YOU BUY .......THANKS FOR LOOKING...BT
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