Ski-Doo- Tunnel Radiator Protector 154 In, Gen4
Ski-Doo- Tunnel Radiator Protector 154 In, Gen4 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Description
Description
Introducing the Tunnel Radiator Protector 154 in. - Gen4 from Ski-Doo, a vital addition to your snowmobile's body frame. This robust protector is engineered for great protection, ensuring your tunnel remains unscathed from scratches and dings. With its durable design, it not only maintains the sleek aesthetics of your ride but also fortifies it against the harshest terrains. Please note, this protector is not compatible with the LinQ Snowboard/Ski Rack on the REV Gen4 (Wide) 16" platform. Equip your snowmobile with this trusted protector and ride with confidence!
Cooling Function
- Great protection for the tunnel.
- Keeps your tunnel free of scratches to maintain tunnel aesthetics.
- Does not fit with LinQ Snowboard / Ski Rack Stock on REV Gen4 (Wide) 16″ platform.
- Stock on REV Gen4 (Wide) 16'' platform.
Reinforced Material
Designed for the unique riding dynamics of our vehicles, our products are built to handle everything the environment throws at them and more. From the mounting points to the overall construction, every component has been optimized to make sure they last and resist just like our vehicles.
Ultimate protection
Built with a fully rigid shell, this design offers uncompromising strength and resilience. It shields your gear from heavy impacts and any harsh riding conditions, providing the highest level of protection for peace of mind so you can keep your adventures going strong.
Detailed fits on: REV Gen5, REV Gen4 16" - 154" (except short tunnel)
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