Skinz Protective Gear Chromalloy Bumper Polaris Rmk/switchback/ Iq/proride Rear on 2040-parts.com
White Pigeon, Michigan, US
Skinz Protective Gear Chromalloy Bumper
Stylish Baja designs give these bumpers the bling for your machine. Superstrong and durable construction from lightweight aluminum and then polished. Provides a higher degree of protection over stock bumpers. Easy installation with no modifications necessary. Compatible with Float and skid plates.
| PRB200 |
Polaris Rear Bumper 2005 - RMK 900, 2006 - 600/700/900 RMK Switchback, Switchback FST / 2007 - Switchback, Switchback FST / 2007-2011 RMK IQ / Pro Ride Chassis |
Check for proper application before ordering. 15% restocking fee applies to any return.
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