03 04 05 06 07 Sv650 Seat Set - Front And Rear Passenger Seats on 2040-parts.com
Dalton, Georgia, US
Front and rear seat for a 03-07 SV650. They have both been recoved by a novice so they don't look the best but they are presentable. You can use them as is or recover them yourself again. Please look at the seat carefully and the bottom too to make sure that they match your seat. I believe they came off an 03 and I'm pretty sure it will fit any 03-07 but please double check before buying. You can return them if they don't work. Buyer pays return shipping. Check out my feedback and bid with confidence. Email me with any questions, I usually reply within an hour.
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