Swisher 13261 Atv Quad Front Cargo Rack Extension on 2040-parts.com
Brookville, Indiana, US
New item in sealed box - ships only to lower 48 U.S. states.
The Swisher 13261 ATV Front Rack Extension offers a convenient, rugged and reliable storage accessory option for a wide variety of ATVs. This ATV basket rack is an smart choice for adding additional carrying space to a front rack, and its universal fit ensures that it can bolt onto any cargo rack. The ATV rack extension also features a durable powder-coated finish that provides enhanced resistance against harsh weather conditions.
Swisher 13261 ATV Front Rack Extension:
Perfect for adding additional carrying space to your ATV front rack
Universal fit
Bolts to any ATV cargo rack
Powder-coated finish stands up in harsh weather
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