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Fits Honda Talon 1000 Receiver Hitch; 92028 FuelLineClips Belt Material EPDM Color Black Front-Disc-Brakes

SKU: 65567712333
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USD59.95 USD91.95 Pit lane

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Description

Fits Honda Talon 1000 Receiver Hitch; 92028 FuelLineClips Belt Material EPDM Color Black Front Disc Brakes Belt Material EPDM Color Black Cord Material Polyester Cross Section Designation K Effective Length (MM) 1163 ) 11 Substrate Material Ceramic Air Tube Adaptable No Converter Quantity 1 Outlet Attachment Bolt On Finish Stainless Steel Oxygen Sensor Location None Material Stainless Steel Series OEM Grade Subtitle Federal EPA Compliant Title OEM Grade Direct Fit Type Direct Fit Inlet Attachment Bolt On Mounting Hardware Included Yes practical upgrade with Rough Country's 2 inch Receiver Hitch for Honda Talon models 100% bolt on upgrade goes on lighting fast so you can instantly transform your side by side into a more practical tool for getting the job done

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