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Rzr 1000 Black Extreme Front Attachment By Polaris on 2040-parts.com

US $149.99
Location:

Gainesville, Texas, US

Gainesville, Texas, US
Returns Accepted:ReturnsNotAccepted Part Brand:POLARIS Manufacturer Part Number:2879451-458

Description
Enjoy maximum protection for the front end of your RZR® XP 1000 power sports vehicle by adding this Extreme Front Attachment to the Low Profile Front Bumper (2879449; sold separately). Using the Polaris®Lock & Ride® technology, the RZR® Extreme Front Attachment installs in minutes atop the RZR® Front Bumper and offers outstanding protection for the vehicle’s headlights and hood. It features strong, durable, 1 ¾” thick tube steel construction and has cast corners at the outer edges for optimized durability and style. Its durable black wrinkle finish matches the finish of the vehicle’s stock framework and the Front RZR® Bumper.

  • Color: Black.
  • Material: 1 ¾” thick tube steel.
  • Installation: Lock & Ride® installation on the Low Profile Front Bumper (2879449; sold separately).
  • Includes: Extreme Front Attachment and Lock & Ride® mounting hardware.
  • Also available (each sold separately): Low Profile Front Bumper (2879449), Extreme Rear Attachment (2879452), Low Profile Rear Bumper (2879450), Low Profile Rock Sliders (2879498), Extreme Kick-Out Steel Rock Sliders (2879456), and Aluminum Roof (2879443).

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