Yamaha Fzs6 2009 Oem Stock Exhaust With Rear Fender, Excellant Condition on 2040-parts.com
Canonsburg, Pennsylvania, US
Yamaha OEM FZS6R Exhaust with rear fender fits 2009 model and is in excellant condition. The pipes were taken off a new bike. Zero miles on this exhaust and is in perfect condition
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