Kawasaki Jetski Jet Ski Js550 440 550sx 650sx 750sx Sx Quick Cord Vest Lanyard on 2040-parts.com
Brea, California, US
This auction is for a new Atlantis Quick Cord lanyard. This auction is for 1 TEAL Lanyard. Atlantis has created the “Quick Cord” lanyard from the suggestions and feedback from Pro Racers, Freestylers, and Freeriders. This lanyard keeps the area around the key almost weightless and free of any extra objects that may come in contact with water during aggressive riding which sometimes causes the key to pull out unwillingly. please specify color in the note section in the check out page other wise random color will be send Fits: All kawasaki & Polaris watercraft with lanyard switch.
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