Katahdin Snowmobile Saddle Bags, Canvas Black, New No Reserve on 2040-parts.com
Canastota, New York, United States
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Katahdin Snowmobile Saddle Bags, Canvas Black, New No Reserve, bought them new I think for $25 or $30, hung in the garage for a couple of years and collected dust. I blew them off with some air, but still some remnants of dust. they have never been installed and the tags are still on them. They are generic fit so they should fit Ski doo, Polaris Artic Cat or Yamaha, could propably work for a four wheeler also.
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