STRONGBACK Excursion 12+AB Transport Wheelchair (1003AB / 1012AB) Size:20" The wraparound grips allow the Accent Color:White Camo

Name: STRONGBACK Excursion 12+AB Transport Wheelchair (1003AB / 1012AB) Size:20" The wraparound grips allow the Accent Color:White Camo
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 70073805141
Price: 444.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8676 (5 reviews)

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SKU 70073805141

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Description

STRONGBACK Excursion 12+AB Transport Wheelchair (1003AB 1012AB) Size:20" The wraparound grips allow the Accent Color:White Camo The wraparound grips allow the scooter to be operated with just one hand Freerider FR1 City Warranty backed by a 5 year frame warranty and 12 month parts warranty Supports up to 300 lbs and available in 18 inch or 20 inch seat widths to fit a range of body types

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