Harley Davidson Vrod Vrsc Stock Oem Rider Seat - Fits 02-05 on 2040-parts.com
New City, New York, US
Stock OEM rider seat for a Harley Davidson VROD. It fits 2002-2005 this seat was removed from a 03 and substituted for 100th anniversary seat. Very good condition. Normal wear a tear.
Will ship item within 24 hours of verified payment. PayPal only please. Sold as is. No returns or refunds. No reserve.
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