Buy FMF Racing Fatty Pipe Chrome (025060) in Holland, Michigan, United States, for US $207.77

Condition:New Brand:FMF Racing Manufacturer Part Number:025060

FMF Racing Fatty Pipe Chrome (025060)

With well over 35 years of racing experience behind it, the Fatty Gold Series pipe delivers race proven performance. The Fatty broadens and smoothes out the power curve while boosting gains throughout the entire power band, more low-end, more mid, and increased over-rev. No matter what type of riding you do, the Fatty has the benefits you’re looking for.

More tractable power, improved throttle control
Provides power gains throughout entire power band
Carbon steel with a nickel plated finish for maximum durability
FMF Racing’s Tru-Flo stamping process ensures a perfect fit and optimum performance
Can be used with FMF or stock silencer (unless noted)
Our most popular 2-stroke pipe

Model Notes:
Kawasaki KDX50 2003-2006, KX60 1988-2004, KX65 2000-2009, and KDX80 2003-2004 require an FMF silencer.

Compatible Vehicles
Years	Make	Model
2003-2005	KTM	85 SX 17

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