Heavy-Duty Black Steel Mirror Mounting Adapters – Bolt-On Design for Polaris Ranger XP900 & Pro-Fit Models

Description

Part # 18085 | Mounting extension brackets for installing Pursuit, Strike, and UTV Side View mirrors on Polaris Pro-Fit Ranger

* DOES NOT FIT REDESIGNED 2018 RANGER 1000XP WITH THE NEW BODY STYLE RELEASED IN MID-2017

Designed to be used with any current Seizmik mirror, these mounts move the mirrors forward and off of the roll cage. Allows for the use of full doors and tip-out windshields.

• Designed to bolt to the Polaris Pro-Fit Ranger door latch (or netting) bolts
• Can be used with or without windshield to prevent clamps from scratching the roll cage
• Works with Seizmik Side View Mirrors, Seizmik Strike and Pursuit Mirrors
• 4 mm thick steel minimizes vibration
• Sold in pairs

* DOES NOT FIT REDESIGNED 2018 RANGER 1000XP WITH THE NEW BODY STYLE RELEASED IN MID-2017 (See seizmik.com/faq/ for a side-by-side comparison of the various 2018 model Rangers).

Answers to frequently asked questions.

How can I tell if my 2018 Full Size Pro-Fit Ranger is the newly redesigned mid-2017 realease?

Previous Full Size Pro-Fit Ranger
(Released as a 2013 and still in production today)

Newly Redesigned Full Size Pro-Fit Ranger
(Released in July 2017 as the “New” 2018 Ranger)

Are you confused yet? Us too. Happens to the best of us. Basically, the easiest way (we think) to tell if your 2018 Full Size Pro-Fit Ranger is the newly redesigned Ranger released in the second half of 2017 is to look at the body plastics and panels specifically around the door (highlighted in yellow above). Notice the changes around the wheel wells and dump bed?

We also believe that another way is to locate your dump bed handle. On the older body styles, the dump bed handle is located under the dump bed. On the newly redesigned vehicles, the dump bed handle is located in a new recessed area on the side of the dump bed.

Oh, those crazy Polaris engineers!

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