Yamaha Rhino Steering Column Cover (stainless Steel) 4.75" Inch Long Slip-on New on 2040-parts.com
San Gabriel, California, US
YAMAHA RHINO STEERING COLUMN COVER ~Stainless Steel ~ (4.75" Inches Long)~ Fits: Yamaha RHINO (All Years & Models) Everything needed to install is included Hollow Stainless Steel Column Cover slips seamlessly over your current column to give that great chrome finished look! You wont find a more affordable item that will make your YAMAHA RHINO stand out from the rest. Works with Aftermarket Steering Wheels and Adapters. See our other listings for more YAMAHA RHINO Parts and Accessories. Shipping Information: ALASKA, HAWAII, PUERTO RICO, We will only ship these via USPS, so Please make sure your address is a USPS address. For all other INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING NOT LISTED, please contact for rates. We will ship worldwide.
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