Honda Xr500 1981 1982 Seat Cover on 2040-parts.com
Gresham, Oregon, US
This is a
replacement seat cover for the Honda XR500 1981 and 1982.
It
is new and high quality and fits great on your stock seat/foam.
Not
OEM.
It is stitched. You will need a staple gun to install.
This is for seat cover only, NOT the seat. This cover is BLACK
vinyl.
I DON'T SHIP SATURDAY OR SUNDAY.
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