Saddlemen Explorer Special Seat With Backrest Harley Fxsti Softail Standard 2006 on 2040-parts.com
Alexandria, Kentucky, US
Ordered this seat and it doesn't fit my height. It is new and had the back rest. It fits softail heritage models mine is a 2006. This seat new is $679.00 +shipping. Great deal here. Thx
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