Nib Yakima Lowrider Max Claw Kit C2 Yakima Factory Mount on 2040-parts.com
Granville, Ohio, US
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The Yakima LowRider Max Claw Kit C2 Designed for the Low Rider Max factory mount base roof rack system. NEW IN BOX I also have LowRider Max set for sale, combine them for reduced shipping costs...
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