Polaris Snowmobile Steering Asm Part Number 5132083 on 2040-parts.com
Ahsahka, Idaho, United States
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This is a brand new Polaris Snowmobile Steering ASM. It is brand new and in great condition. Polaris part number is 5132083. Retails for $79.99 Contact dealer for specifications and fit for other bikes and years. International shipping based upon destination. Please include zip code when requesting a quote. All shipping prices include packaging material and time. Please contact me before leaving negative feed back and I will do what I can to make it right for you. Thank you for looking. Fits 2000-2001 Generation II RMK Snowmobiles. MC(B4) |
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