Ducati 749 999 Front Rider Seat on 2040-parts.com
Cumming, Georgia, US
Front seat from a 2006 749 Dark Biposto that wil fit all Biposto 749 and 999 models, should also fir monoposto models but please check with your dealer. No tears or rips but there is some corrosion on the staples underneath which is common on these seats.
Please note my shipping time- 5 DAYS after payment is recieved, it may take a few days before I am able to pack and ship the items, HOWEVER a majority of the time I always try to get parts to ship by the following day after payment.
Please Note: Shipping is by UPS as quoted ONLY . If you have a PO address or prefer to ship via USPS please do not bid on this item unless you contact me first.
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