Yamaha Xl800 Xlt 800 1200 Foot Pads Traction Mats Blacktip Peel And Stick!!! on 2040-parts.com
Pass Christian, Mississippi, United States
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PLEASE DON'T HESITATE TO CALL WITH QUESTIONS . JON@ (228)424-4829 This is the new brand that beats them all......Blacktip! I have used other brands for years and their Traction mats were such a pain to install and took hours! These are as good of quality and come pre-installed with pressure sensitive adhesive. That means NO MESSY CONTACT CEMENT!!! I hated cleaning the skis to perfection and than having to apply contact cement ($12 addl' dollars!) to both the ski and the pads, only to have glue ooze out the sides. Than, after a few months the glue would come undone on the edges..... This product is SO MUCH BETTER!! You just need to clean surfaces roughly and than peel and stick....THAT'S IT! These won't peel off like Contact Cement that Hyrdoturf needs either. I always hated when a customer wanted me to replace the foot pads. It was never worth the effort and I was a pro at it. With these you don't need a heat gun, or pressure washer, or $10 worth of acetone......Nor an art degree to get the Contact Cement in just the right places. These are available for Yamaha 1999-2000 XL1200 LIMITED, 2000-2004 XLT1200, 1999-2001 XL800, 2002-04 XLT800 models and are available in 16 colors/patterns for the same great price! If you need other years or models please email me as I have all available, as well as any other part you need! I have any model available, just let me know what you need. Also avaible seat covers and any part you need, including SBT and Riva! I will give free tech support to you also. PLEASE SELECT FOOT PAD COLOR YOU WANT FROM PICTURES AND DROP DOWN BOXES!!!  PLEASE NOTE RED GROOVE MATS WILL FADE AND TURN PINK IF LEFT OUT IN SUN FOR EXTENDED PERIOD OF TIME. UNLESS YOU ARE OK WITH PINK IN A COUPLE OF YEARS I DO NOT RECOMMEND THE RED. |
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