Kawasaki Csr305 Csr 305 Seat 1982 on 2040-parts.com
Stone Mountain, Georgia, US
KAWASAKI CSR 305 seat, 1982, one small tear at seam on top of seat see photo with white arrow, also a worn spot under the seat see photo with white arrow, not perfect but a good used seat for a rider, ask any questions, thanks.
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