Harley-Davidson® Sportster Cobra Exhaust Install Part 1

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Here’s the number one upgrade done to almost every Harley-Davidson, exhaust system upgrade. Our experts show you how to remove the Sportster stock exhaust and bracket to get ready for the new bracket and the Cobra Power Pro HP 2-into-1 exhaust.

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