Ski-doo New Oem 1+1 Seat & Backrest Kit 2-up Passenger Complete System 860200575 on 2040-parts.com
Elk Grove, California, United States
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Brand new, genuine Ski-Doo complete 1+1 seat & backrest kit. This is a factory original equipment accessory, not aftermarket. Non-current.
SKU# 860200575 Fits: REV-XM, REV-XS, REV-XP, REV-XR (except GTX, Grand Touring), REV-XU Tundra |
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