Grab handle
- Thread starter RicB
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This might be what you’re looking for. Description says it includes profiled tube clamps for Polaris
ddeyoung
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JacentLey
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I purchased a set of Jeep Grab Handles from Amazon used the 1st bolt that holds the ceiling in and tapped the existing hole in the piller. It works nice
Woodscruiser
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Awesome idea. My wife wants one too!! Cool.
Sixshooter
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Fantastic idea, got mine installed today and that whiny noise coming from the passenger seat next to me suddenly stopped! Lol
4merMP
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AJK makes one for the Xpedition. I think I'm going to order one for my wife. At least on the driver side, you've got the steering wheel to grab, but on the passenger side, it can be a pain for some people getting up and in.
www.americanoffroads.com
Solid Metal, Black Polaris Xpedition Grab Handle. A Pillar
Grab A Hold, This Easy Mounting Metal A Pillar Mounting Xpedition Grab Handle Comes Powder Coated Black And Simple Install For Extra A Handle Getinng In.
www.americanoffroads.com
irdeon
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Same ajk grab handles at Utv source for $39.99 I will be ordering some of those. Look durable.
4merMP
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I ordered mine from UTV Source.
RobsNoles85
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I looked at those at AJK but shipping is crazy! $12 for ground for a grab handle is steep.
4merMP
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I agree, but I'd rather have the handle than the $12. Happy wife; happy life!
RobsNoles85
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True! 
4merMP
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Update: I received the AJK grab handle UPS this past Saturday. After looking at it and showing it to my wife, we decided we didn't like the style of it. So I went searching online yesterday and ordered one from Amazon that looks great, feels great to the touch and is a lot less expensive. Amazon.com
So here's what you'll need for the install (2) 14x1" sheet metal screws. You need to buy these with a Phillips head on them because you don't have room to get a socket down in the well of the handle where the screws install. It takes a 7/32" drill bit to make the pilot holes. I used a Milwaukee 3/8" impact to install them.
Ended up being absolutely rock solid. The handle is just flexible enough to flex and lay perfectly flush over the plastic trim piece on the pillar. When you look at it, it looks factory OEM. I can't figure why Polaris failed to give the passenger a grab handle. Oh well. My baby's got one now!
So here's what you'll need for the install (2) 14x1" sheet metal screws. You need to buy these with a Phillips head on them because you don't have room to get a socket down in the well of the handle where the screws install. It takes a 7/32" drill bit to make the pilot holes. I used a Milwaukee 3/8" impact to install them.
Ended up being absolutely rock solid. The handle is just flexible enough to flex and lay perfectly flush over the plastic trim piece on the pillar. When you look at it, it looks factory OEM. I can't figure why Polaris failed to give the passenger a grab handle. Oh well. My baby's got one now!
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RobsNoles85
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That's awesome and great feedback. I will be ordering these. ThanksUpdate: I received the AJK grab handle UPS this past Saturday. After looking at it and showing it to my wife, we decided we didn't like the style of it. So I went searching online yesterday and ordered one from Amazon that looks great, feels great to the touch and is a lot less expensive. Amazon.com
So here's what you'll need for the install (2) 14x1" sheet metal screws. You need to buy these with a Phillips head on them because you don't have room to get a socket down in the well of the handle where the screws install. It takes a 7/32" drill bit to make the pilot holes. I used a Milwaukee 3/8" impact to install them.
Ended up being absolutely rock solid. The handle is just flexible enough to flex and lay perfectly flush over the plastic trim piece on the pillar. When you look at it, it looks factory OEM. I can't figure why Polaris failed to give the passenger a grab handle. Oh well. My baby's got one now!
Rob
4merMP
Active member
Rob, just be careful and make sure you don't have any wiring running in your A pillars from accessories. I know I have wiring in my driver side from my GMRS antenna and possibly the 50" light bar. You really don't need one on the driver side anyway. The driver can always grab the steering wheel if he needs a little help getting in or out. But passenger side is a must, IMO.
RobsNoles85
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Oh ya for sure. I am not planning on getting one for me. It is the wife that needs it.
Woodscruiser
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Hello, I picked up a pack of 2 kayak grab handles and put them in quickly. So 9 bucks and a couple screws. Didn't even have to tap the window frame existing hoke! Hope this helps. My wife loves em to help get in..
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rsharby
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I just did the same thing , it is rock solid. Thanks for the info.Update: I received the AJK grab handle UPS this past Saturday. After looking at it and showing it to my wife, we decided we didn't like the style of it. So I went searching online yesterday and ordered one from Amazon that looks great, feels great to the touch and is a lot less expensive. Amazon.com
So here's what you'll need for the install (2) 14x1" sheet metal screws. You need to buy these with a Phillips head on them because you don't have room to get a socket down in the well of the handle where the screws install. It takes a 7/32" drill bit to make the pilot holes. I used a Milwaukee 3/8" impact to install them.
Ended up being absolutely rock solid. The handle is just flexible enough to flex and lay perfectly flush over the plastic trim piece on the pillar. When you look at it, it looks factory OEM. I can't figure why Polaris failed to give the passenger a grab handle. Oh well. My baby's got one now!
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