Yamaha Snowmobile Apex Attack Rs Vector 8fr-k7210-20 Blue Trim on 2040-parts.com
Red Lake Falls, Minnesota, United States
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NEW IN THE PACKAGE YAMAHA OEM WINDSHIELD
PART NUMBER 8FR-K7210-20 MED HEIGHT WITH CLEAR TOP AND BLACK& WHITE &BLUE SILK SCREEN ON SIDES WILL FIT 06 TO 10 APEX 06 AND UP RX1 06 TO 10 ATTACK 08 TO 14 RS VECTOR MAY FIT OTHERS LOOK AT PHOTO TO MATCH YOUR WINDSHIELD 4 ROUND MOUNTING PER SIDE |
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