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Ronstan Battlestick Telescopic Tiller Extension - 60.2"-98" (1530mm-2490mm)

SKU 66592·Accessories
$162.76

Battlestick Telescopic Tiller Extension - 60.2"-98" (1530mm-2490mm)Firm Grip, Precision Control – Ronstan Battlestick™ tiller extensions provide the highest level of control, for quick, decisive helm response in every...

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Battlestick Telescopic Tiller Extension - 60.2"-98" (1530mm-2490mm)
Firm Grip, Precision Control – Ronstan Battlestick™ tiller extensions provide the highest level of control, for quick, decisive helm response in every situation. The Evalon® Grip is a firm non-slip grip material that does not absorb water. End knob for safety and positive hand positioning. Large grip diameter contrasts ergonomically with main sheet diameter to relieve fatigue. Tubes have a black anodized finish for corrosion protection. Telescopic version are available in four configurations, up to the maximum of of 2490mm (98") long with 960mm (38") of adjustment. Urethane Universal Joint provides smooth, uniform rotation in all directions and a quick, firm response to steering movements.
Features:
  • Lightweight, rigid construction
  • Secure, comfortable grip
  • Quick fitting universal joint for accurate helm response
Materials:
  • Evalon® grip
  • Alloy tube
  • Urethane universal joint
Specifications:
  • Tube Ø: 5/8 + 3/4"
  • Grip Ø: 1-1/4"
  • Length: 60 - 98"
  • Weight: 17.1oz
BrandRonstan
SKU66592
UPC9316800145744
TypeAccessories
Weight1.0 lb

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  • Genuine Ronstan product from an authorized dealer.
  • Ships from US distribution.
  • Questions about fit or installation? Contact us before you order.

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