Tusk Quick Release 1/4" Flag Pole Holder Mount Atv Utv Sxs Whip Sand Dirt Red on 2040-parts.com
Tyrone, New Mexico, US
Tusk Quick Release 1/4" Flag Pole Holder Mount ATV UTV SXS Whip Sand Dirt Red
- Quickly and securely attaches a flag pole to your ATV or motorcycle.
- Unique design makes flag pole installation and removal easy by a simple twist of your wrist.
- Flag holder is made with 6061 aluminum and features a laser etched logo.
- Holds all 1/4" flag poles securely.
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