Trx400ex Oem Front Bumper Grab Handle on 2040-parts.com
Franklin, Georgia, United States
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This was taken off my new 400EX back in 2002. It has VERY little use, only rode it a few times with this one on it. It is absolutely as close to new as you will find. The front bumper/ grab handle is always the first thing to get scratched, dented, bent, rusted, etc. Photos show the only defects, which are VERY minor, and barely noticeable. Stand 1 foot away and it looks new. Buy this one at a fraction of the new OEM cost! You won't be disappointed with this one!
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