Seat Saddle Harley Davidson 1940s 1950s Hummer 125 165 Lightweight Solid Rare on 2040-parts.com
Harrisonburg, Virginia, US
Original seat saddle for Harley Davidson 125cc or 165cc lightweight hummer From 1940s-1950s, etc; solid condition, will need a new cover and padding. No repairs. Or bondo. I'm not an expert. Use the pictures to identify the year and condition. Shipping is 19.99 via fed ex. Check my other parts out! Most of these are of the era 1948-51 125cc and later 165cc Harley hummer parts.
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