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Polaris Bodyguard, Fender Protector Sportsman 500 800 2875601 2875602 on 2040-parts.com

US $175.00
Location:

Chester, Virginia, United States

Chester, Virginia, United States
new old stock
Brand:Polaris Part Type:front right fender stay bracket Manufacturer Part Number:2875602-418

Polaris fender guard kit. Comes with both left and right sides. Instructions. This is new old stock and does has some light scuffs and scratches from being moved around. This kit gives your Sportsman a very unique look. Plus it gives more floor board support.

Fits Sportsman 2005-2009

Please understand shipping on this item is going to be high due to size and weight.

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