1979 Yamaha Xs750sf Seat, Original Equipment on 2040-parts.com
Minneapolis, Minnesota, US
This is an original seat off of a '79 Yamaha XS750SA motorcycle. It was removed in 1981 by the original owner, showing it's really nice minimal wear condition. The seat cover is still supple as it has been stored out of the elements.
I am not sure what other years this fits so you will need to do your research.
Some auctions have similar seat for. $249 + $49 shipping. I am offering this at a low opening bid with free shipping in the continental US. No shipping out of the continental US.
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