Honda Helix Cn250 Scooter Seat on 2040-parts.com
Long Island City, New York, US
I am selling the seat from my 1993 Honda Helix CN 250 scooter. It is in good condition and very solid and comfortable. There is a small tare that could be repaired but doesn't need to be. Thank you for looking.
I have other parts for sale and would be happy to save you money on shipping.
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