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Wps Cover Pol Gen Ii Rmk on 2040-parts.com

US $152.95
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Denver, CO, United States

Denver, CO, United States
Condition:New Brand:WESTERN POWER SPORTS Manufacturer Part Number:347-E Part Brand:WPS UPC:Does not apply

WPS COVER POL GEN II RMK

SKU: 347-E

  • Made of durable 600D polyester, won’t shrink, stretch or decay
  • Custom tailored to reduce damaging wind vibration
  • Gas cap access with self locking YKK zipper
  • Reinforced at suspension and stress points
  • Adjustable quick release strap system
  • Select models include adjustable tunnel and windshield sections

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