Honda Motorcycle Vtx 1300 Exhaust Head Pipes Pair Stock C S R T on 2040-parts.com
Ogden, Iowa, US
Pair of stock Honda VTX 1300 exhaust head pipes from a 2005 VTX that had an unfortunate encounter with a street sign. The front pipe didn't take any damage but the rear pipe has a nice dent in the chrome cover. Could probably be straightened out with some patience. Watch my auctions for more VTX 1300 parts. S/H to lower 48 free, actual plus $5 handling anywhere else. Payment via Paypal or Dwolla. Thanks for bidding!
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