87-06 Yamaha Banshee Billet Aluminum "hd" Front Exhaust Hangers on 2040-parts.com
Romeo, Michigan, US
GB Racing designed these exhaust hangers for the hardcore rider. These hangers are made from 3/8" thick 6061 aluminum for heavy duty strength. This auction is for 2 front hangers and spacers powder coated in a silver finish.
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