Harley Davidson Brawler Seat on 2040-parts.com
Brockton, Massachusetts, US
Up for auction is a Harley Davidson Brawler Seat. The catalog number is 51375-06. It fits 2006-2013 Dyna. The seat is like new. The color is black cowhide leather. There is nothing wrong with it. It was used for only 3 months. You can look it up in the Harley Catalog. The original price is $299.95.
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