2006-2009 Crf250r Oem Header Pipe Elbow Exhaust on 2040-parts.com
Vancouver, Washington, US
This header pipe is from a 2006 CRF250r. It is in good condition and is not broken or dented in any way. It may have some scratches from normal wear and tear. It's missing the heat shield so be careful. This will work great on your bike for a long time to come. You will receive everything shown in the pictures.
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