Polaris Snowmobile Mirror Fits Edge Chassis on 2040-parts.com
Elizabeth City, North Carolina, US
OEM....had to buy a pair to replace my left mirror. Have since sold the sled.
Handle Bars / Mirrors for Sale
1989 arctic cat wildcat 650 oem handle bars 0605-077(US $21.99)
Ski doo rev xp handle bar riser 2011 600 tnt(US $34.00)
Ski doo rev xp handle bar riser 506152457 2011 600 rs(US $34.00)
Polaris indy xlt-sp ultra-sp storm xcr-sp 600 xcr 800/700 handlebar 1823169-067(US $35.00)
Polaris wheel inserts 5431531 or 11-3121(US $0.99)
Yamaha mountain bar +1.5" taller no hooks sma-bar15-nh-00(US $162.99)
Wulin Gaowa on GM’s new Chinese Advanced Design Studio
Wed, 28 Dec 2011Following on from our story in September about Wulin Gaowa's appointment to GM Design as Director of its China Advanced Design, the company has released more details about the new studio and an interview with the designer. The company's "future hub for automotive design in Asia" will move into its new home in July 2012. The studio will be located at GM's GMIO and GM China Headquarters in Shanghai.
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