Dg Fat Series 1-1/2" Alloy Nerf Bars, Black- Ktm 450/525 (2008-2009) on 2040-parts.com
Blackfoot, Idaho, US
DG FAT SERIES 1-1/2" ALLOY NERF BARS, Black drl
- ATV chassis have become more rigid
- We've stepped up the performance of our nerf bars by "fattening the up"
- These 1-1/2" diameter aluminum alloy nerfs offer more torsional rigidity to match your ATV
- Black web
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