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Fmf Husaberg Te250/300 11-16 Factory Fatty Pipe on 2040-motos

US $224.99
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Utica, Michigan, United States

Utica, Michigan, United States
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Husaberg Fatty Exhaust Pipe description


FMF® HUSABERG TE250/300 11-16 FACTORY FATTY PIPE


PLEASE NOTE: Product shown may be stock photo

FMF® FACTORY FATTY PIPE

  • Hand-pounded seams for superior flow
  • Lighter gauge metal for the Factory sound
  • More tractable power, better throttle control
  • Unplated for the Factory look
  • Includes replacement O-rings
  • 100% made in the USA

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