Leovince X3 Slip-on Exhaust Suzuki Ltr450 (fits Years 2006-2009) on 2040-parts.com
East Hampton, Connecticut, United States
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Adrenaline Powersports is selling a brand new LeoVince X3 slip-on exhaust for a Suzuki LTR450. This aluminum slip-on exhaust will fit years 2006-2009. The quality of the craftsmanship on the LeoVince exhausts are second to none. Comes with all mounting hardware, multiple exhaust tip inserts for different power output along with a spark arrestor and instructions. Will Ship to the lower 48 states only, No international shipping |
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