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Monster Scooter Parts | SKU:
K38-4748
Black Front Panel for 90cc - 125cc ATVs
$18.75
$24.99
Unit price
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Unavailable
Black Front Panel for 90cc - 125cc ATVs is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Black Front Panel for 90cc - 125cc ATVs
$18.75
$24.99
Unit price
/
Unavailable
Key Features
- Easy to replace
- For dual headlight models
- Durable black plastic
- Mounting hardware is not included, existing nuts & bolts will need to be used
Description
Description
Our replacement black front panel for 90cc to 125cc ATVs is the same "nose-piece" that we include with our Fender Set for 90cc, 110cc, & 125cc ATVs. Made for use on dual headlight models, the front panel is made of a tough and durable black plastic.
Note: You may want to save and reuse your old mounting hardware as none come with this panel.
ATVs are going to get a bit banged and scratched up some. That's what ATVs are for. Replacing an abused front panel is actually pretty easy, and these (sometimes referred to as body plastics or fairings) can be used on a number of similar Chinese-made ATV brands and models with engine sizes from 90cc up to 150cc. You may have to redrill a couple of mounting holes to get a precise fit. So when that ATV looks a little worse for wear, don't buy a new machine, just replace the old panel with a new one.
⚠ WARNING California Residents: Proposition 65 Warning
Note: You may want to save and reuse your old mounting hardware as none come with this panel.
ATVs are going to get a bit banged and scratched up some. That's what ATVs are for. Replacing an abused front panel is actually pretty easy, and these (sometimes referred to as body plastics or fairings) can be used on a number of similar Chinese-made ATV brands and models with engine sizes from 90cc up to 150cc. You may have to redrill a couple of mounting holes to get a precise fit. So when that ATV looks a little worse for wear, don't buy a new machine, just replace the old panel with a new one.
⚠ WARNING California Residents: Proposition 65 Warning