Nos Roetin Snowmobile Carbide Runners Ski X-10 Two Traction Factor 2.2 on 2040-parts.com
Jenison, Michigan, United States
NOS Roetin Snowmobile CARBIDE RUNNERS Ski X-10 Two Traction Factor 2.2 New old stock with storage wear (see pics). Increase your traction and maximize steering and cornering with this pair of runners. Each measures 22.5 inches long. Item will be shipped out within 1 business day of payment clearing. Please leave positive feedback if you're happy with your purchase. It makes a big difference! If not, contact me & I'll do my best to make it right. All international & shipments over $100 will be insured against loss or damage. Questions welcomed! Thanks for looking. 2shoobs |
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