Screamin' Eagle Catalyst Mufflers For Touring Models on 2040-parts.com
North Platte, Nebraska, US
HARLEY-DAVIDSON® CATALYST MUFFLERS FOR TOURING MODELS
These mufflers offer the ultimate in street legal sound, improved power, and offer you the option to set your own style with your choice of custom muffler end caps (sold separately). Mufflers are 49-state street-legal when installed on fuel injected motorcycles.
Fits ’06 Touring models. Requires separate purchase of two End Caps.
MSRP: $429.95
These parts are obsolete items and no longer available from Harley-Davidson.
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