2002 Yamaha 1200 Xlt Outer Cover Exhaust Pipe on 2040-parts.com
Mountain Top, Pennsylvania, United States
This is right out of a 2002 Yamaha 1200 XLT. Its in great condition, I also have other parts so take a look.
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