Suzuki Gsxr 750 Or Gsxr 1100 Vance+hines Sidewinder 1986-1992 on 2040-parts.com
Rock Island, Illinois, US
you are bidding on a brand new vance + hines pro sidewinder pipe for a suzuki gsxr 750 or gsxr 1100 its new in the box comes with mounting info the vance + hines part number is v12002p this sells in bike shope for 399.99 if you need a different v+ h pipe just let me know i can get anything v + h sells this pipe does not come with a baffel
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