Harley-davidson Touring Seat Road Glide Road King Ultra Classic Limited Street on 2040-parts.com
Lone Rock, Wisconsin, US
Here is a brand new take-off genuine original Harley-Davidson Seat. This fits the Touring Models. Road Glide Street Glide Ultra Classic Road King Limited. Very nice. Sorry, i do not have a part number, so i do not know all the exact models and years it fits.
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