09 Ktm 450 Sx Atv Hmf Full Exhaust on 2040-parts.com
Vienna, Illinois, US
This is a full HMF exhaust off of an 09 Ktm 450 sx atv. It has fresh packing with only one ride. The exhaust is all intact except for the front mount for the muffler is broke off and missing(see pics). As a whole the exhaust id straight except for a couple small dents. It will work on lowered subframes and standard subframes.
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