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Rb Racing Header on 2040-motos

US $600.00
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Oak Forest, Illinois, US

Oak Forest, Illinois, US
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RB Racing Header , New, Chrome Slash cut , 2" Head pipes , Fits FXR/Touring trans types. Comes with Shields and Mount.

Please e-mail with Questions about the pipes and shipping quote, Buyer pays for shipping or can pickup.
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