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US $46.95
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Fort Collins, Colorado, United States

Fort Collins, Colorado, United States
Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:0631-0024 Part Brand:RSI Warranty:No Type:Handle Bars & Mirrors

RSI HANDLEBAR GRIP HEATERS

PART NUMBER 0631-0024

This part is a new in the sealed package set of grip heaters from RSI.

    • Hi power grip heater elements
    • 3 wire high/low applications SWITCH NOT INCLUDED
    • Universal design works on all 12 volt snowmobiles
    • Self adhesive backing for easy installation onto handlebars.

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