Polaris Snowmobile 90 Degree Red Handlebar Hooks Pair - New - Oem - 2872483-293 on 2040-parts.com
Devils Lake, North Dakota, US
This is a brand new in the package, PAIR (2 hooks) of genuine Polaris 90 Degree Handlebar Hooks, #2872483-293! A "must have" for aggressive and mountain riding. Reliable handling in extreme conditions. Comfortable molded plastic. Warmer than metal alternatives.
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