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Yamaha Yzf 600 Oem Exhaust Fits 1997-1998 New on 2040-parts.com

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Genuine Yamaha YZF 600 OEM Muffler to Fit 1997-1998 Models, NEW. If you're restoring your bike or have rashed your original muffler this is the part you want. This is new and has no scratches. This is Yamaha P/N 5AH-14710-00-00, New retail is $760.05.

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