2017 Motorfist Sv1 Protective Snowmobile Vest on 2040-parts.com
Sauk Centre, Minnesota, United States
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20564-10 Retail $259.99 MotorFist believes in going riding as much as coming back in one piece. We have partnered with EVS to provide you with a puncture-resistant, comfortable, ballistic nylon vest to bring you that added level of protection for the aggressive rider. You never want to meet your bars without one!
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