Honda Cr250 Cr 250 00 01 2000 2001 Seat Foam Pan Mounts Black Gripper on 2040-parts.com
Orlando, Florida, US
Honda Cr250 complete seat from a 2000 model, should fit 2001 as well . Good cover, no rips/tears. Seat pan is in very good useable shape. Foam doesn't feel to have any voids.. Please pay promptly or at least contact me after winning and let me know how/when you will complete payment.
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