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UP FOR AUTION IS A OEM SOLO SEAT COVER FOR SUZUKI GSXR 600/750/1000. FITS YEARS 2000 THRU 2003. ITEM IS VERY GOOD CONDITION FOR A USED PART. HAS TWO PLACES THAT LOOK LIKE IT WAS HIT BY BOOT GETTING ON OR OFF (HAVE TRIED TO SHOW THEM IN PHOTOS). COMES WITH ALL PARTS SHOWN COMPLETE READY TO USE. MAKE SHURE OF FITMENT AS THEIR ARE NO RETURNS OR REFUNDS. LOW STATING PRICE AND FREE SHIPPING.
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