White Brothers Footpeg Extensions For Yamaha Raptor 350 on 2040-parts.com
Forreston, Illinois, US
White Brothers Footpeg Extensions for Yamaha Raptor 350 YFM350 (2005-2007). Brand new, never used and still sealed in original packaging. Designed exclusively for those who are looking for improved footpeg grip and a wider stance. Ideal for Cross Country, MX, or recreational riding. Fits with most nerf bars that use stock pegs. Use with or without nerf bars. Made with .125" mild steel and powder coated black. Very aggressive teeth. Can be used with stock heel guards. Includes all hardware and instructions.Retails for $78.95 (45-602)
NOTE: First picture (sealed package) is actual set described. Second picture (open package) is a set for another ATV but are almost identical. I just didn't want to open more packages than necessary.
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