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Powermadd Power Riser 325 Pivoting Riser 7/8in. Clamps To 1-1/8in. Bars on 2040-parts.com

US $62.96
Location:

Toccoa, Georgia, United States

Toccoa, Georgia, United States
Condition:New Brand:Powermadd Size:7/8in. Clamps to 1-1/8in. Bars Manufacturer Part Number:45421 UPC:Does Not Apply

Power Riser 325 Pivoting Riser
  • One-piece design is made from solid aluminum for superior strength
  • 2" riser is 3.25" wide; fits 7/8" bar clamps on some ATVs that have a 3.25" wide top post
  • Provide dual pivot points that allow bars to be positioned front to back and rotated up or down
  • Check available cable slack before riding
  • Two models available - for 7/8" bar clamp using 7/8" bars and for 7/8" bar clamp using 1 1/8" oversized bars
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