2001-2002 Suzuki Gsxr 1000 Front Seat, Lowered on 2040-parts.com
Folsom, California, US
01-02 GSXR 1000 OEM front rider's seat, the seat was shaved down about 3/4" and re-upholstered by the previous owner of the bike, still very comfortable, but I'm a bit taller than he is, so I went back to the stock seat, please look at pictures and email me with any questions, tekram74 at gmail.com
Ready to ship, and will ship free USPS in the continental US, no international shipping
May fit other GSXR models and years but I'm not sure, please check with a dealer before purchasing this one!
Thanks for looking!
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