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Leather 11.8" Softail Spring Seat Bracket For Harley Sportster Bobber Chopper on 2040-parts.com

Location:

CN, China

CN, China
New , can be deliveried before christmas .
Manufacturer Part Number:For Motorcycle Harley Sportster 883 1200 Chopper UPC:704006367005 Brand:1 Harley solo seat , 1 mount bracket , 2 springs

Springs Solo Seat Bracket Kit For Harley Honda Yamaha Sportster Bobber Chopper
Features:
Condition: 100% Brand New
Material: Synthetic Leather
Color:Black
Seat size: 12.2"(H)x9.8"(W) (As the picture show)
New Seat Distressed for a Vintage look
Please Check The Part # To Be Sure This Fits You Bike before you buy)
Pakage Included:
1x Front Solo Seat with Spring bracket
 

Fitment:
For Harley Davidson Chopper Cruiser Bobber Custom
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