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Bassani 6h22rb Road Rage Black 2 Into 1 For 2006-2014 Victory Hammer Jackpot on 2040-parts.com

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Hartford City, Indiana, United States

Hartford City, Indiana, United States
Condition:New Brand:Bassani Manufacturer Part Number:6H22RB

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Bassani 6H22RB Road Rage Black 2 into 1 for 2006-2014 Victory Hammer Jackpot




Product Details:

  • 1-3/4" headpipe steps up to 1-7/8" into the collector to increase flow and improve performance
  • Megaphone muffler with billet end cap
  • Removable baffle is packed for throaty sound and increased low-end torque
  • 16-gauge steel headpipe, muffler and heat shield for strength
  • O² port and plug included
  • Made in the U.S.A.


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