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Polaris Edge Ryde Fx Rebuildable Front Track Shock With Spring 12.5" C To C on 2040-parts.com

US $115.00
Location:

Appleton, Wisconsin, US

Appleton, Wisconsin, US
Returns Accepted:ReturnsNotAccepted Warranty:No Part Brand:Ryde FX rebuildable

Up for auction is a used Ryde FX front track rebuildable shock for a Polaris Edge.  This shock rode great last winter.  The shock is approximately 12.5" Center to Center of the mounting holes.  This is a no reserve auction - bid to win!  I will combine shipping if you buy more than one of my auction items.  I usually ship the next day after payment is received.  Please ask any questions before buying. Thanks for looking.

Pickup is an option, but I will need to be paid in cash and I have to collect tax for Uncle Sam.  No PayPal if you plan on picking up.

If you buy more than one part, I will do combined shipping to same you money.  I do not try and make a profit on shipping.

Shipping to lower 48 states only please.

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