Limited Time Offer Prinsu Polaris Rzr Pro Xp | 2020-current Family Size [CBm9Axnp]

Prinsu Polaris RZR Pro XP Accessory Compatibility

The Limited Time Offer Prinsu Polaris Rzr Pro Xp | 2020-current Family Size [CBm9Axnp] is designed specifically for the 2-seat model, offering a seamless fit and enhanced performance. Whether you have an aluminum roof or are running roofless, this accessory is a versatile solution for your RZR Pro XP. It features a standard wind deflector to keep the elements at bay and is built with a lightweight, high-strength aluminum construction that ensures durability without compromising on comfort.

• Fits the 2-seat model of the RZR Pro XP perfectly
• Works with both aluminum roofs and roofless configurations

Key Features and Specifications

This accessory boasts an array of features that make it a standout choice for RZR Pro XP owners. The lightweight design doesn't compromise on strength, with high-strength aluminum crossbars and drop points providing secure mounting options. It comes with brackets that attach directly to the cage mounts, simplifying installation and ensuring a sleek, low-profile look. Additionally, the vertical rear crossbar offers a mounting point for reverse lights and scene lighting, adding functionality and convenience.

• High strength aluminum crossbars with drop points for secure mounting
• Vertical rear crossbar for mounting reverse lights and scene lighting

Installation and Practical Use

Installing the Prinsu Polaris RZR Pro XP accessory is straightforward, requiring only minimal drilling if you have a roof. The brackets are designed to attach directly to the cage mounts, making the process quick and hassle-free. Once installed, this accessory provides practical benefits for both daily use and off-road adventures. Its sleek, low-profile design won't obstruct your view, and the added functionality of the rear crossbar is sure to enhance your driving experience.

• Easy installation with brackets attached to cage mounts
• Minimal drilling required for roof installation