Vintage Oem Ski-doo Steering Arm Kit 590060500 Nos on 2040-parts.com
Alpena, Michigan, US
NOS SKI-DOO steering arm kit part number 590 0605 00, includes steering arms, nuts bolts and spacers. May fit many models, check to see if this part number fits your sled.
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