Le Pera Harley Davidson Bare Bones Seat For Dyna on 2040-parts.com
Yuba City, California, US
DYNA :: '96-'03
BARE BONES
Give your Dyna that extreme, slammed look with the lowest, most narrow production seat in existence.
Used in excellent shape sells for 210.00 new. US and Pay-pal only
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