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Yamaha Ttr50 Gytr Big Bore Performance Exhaust Full System Brand New In Box on 2040-parts.com

US $149.00
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Lake Worth, Florida, US

Lake Worth, Florida, US
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This is a brand new in the box GYTR Big Bore full exhaust pipe for a TTR- 50, the part number is GYT-1P693-02-AL, it is for a early TTR-50 please research the part number to see if it will work with you're year TTR50 before bidding, thanks, comes as is.

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