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Polaris Atv Trail Boss Trail Blazer Blue Knobby Gel Grips on 2040-parts.com

US $14.95
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GEL STYLE BLUE ATV HAND GRIPS

HIGH QUAILITY MADE ATV HAND GRIPS MAXIHEX GRIPS....COMFORT GRIPS....CHECK OTHER PATTERN GRIPS IN MY EBAY STORE UNDER ATV 7/8" GRIPS
GEL ATV HAND GRIPS THAT USE 7/8" FOR BOTH SIDES.
THESE GRIPS HAVE A KNOBBY STYLE PATTERN ON GRIPS
GRIPS ARE 5 1/8" OVERALL IN LENGTH 4 3/4" OR METRIC 120MM INSIDE

FITS POLARIS ATV WITH 7/8" OR 22.2MM OD BARS AND THUMB THROTTLE
  • HAWKEYE
  • MAGNUM
  • OUTLAW
  • PHOENIX
  • PREDATOR
  • SCRAMBLER
  • SPORTSMAN
  • TRAIL BLAZER
  • TRAIL BOSS
  • FITS ANY POLARIS ATV WITH 7/8" OR 22.2MM BARS AND THUMB THROTTLE

  • USE GRIP GLUE AS IT LETS THE GRIPS SLIDE ON EASIER
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