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Arctic Cat Premium Cover - Green Cover fits the models listed 2014-2016 ZR 129"-137" 2014-2015 XF 137" 2012-2013 F 129" The ultimate outdoor storage cover Fade-resistant, UV-protected, long-lasting Surlast fabric Water-repellent coating Adjustable windshield strap provides a custom windshield/ mirror fit* Supersnug cinch-down straps Adjustable Velcro front fasteners Easyaccess, zippered gas cap panel Trailerable Fits low, mid and high windshields and mirrors Over the last 49 years, our dealership has developed a rock solid reputation of providing excellent service, support and satisfaction for all motorcycle, watercraft, snowmobile, ATV, and marine customers. |
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