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Houser +1 1/4 Steering Stem 14 Fast Flexx Bars Handlebars Kit Yamaha Raptor 660 on 2040-parts.com

US $579.99
Location:

Ray, Michigan, United States

Ray, Michigan, United States
GREAT CONDITION FLEXX HANDLEBARS HOUSER STEERING STEM YAMAHA RAPTOR 660 2001-2005
Warranty:Yes Brand:Houser Surface Finish:Black Manufacturer Part Number:050602 + FL-1003-14-31 +010702 Placement on Vehicle:Left, Right, Front

Listing a set of FLEXX HANDLEBARS and a HOUSER STEERING STEM for a Yamaha Raptor 660!!! They are in GREAT shape and ready to be installed on your 660. Even comes with a POWDER COATED PIT ARM! will fit model years 2001-2005 660's. Thanks!

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