Suzuki Sv 650 Seat Tail Cover Right Blue on 2040-parts.com
Henderson, Nevada, US
Suzuki SV 650 Seat Tail Cover Right Blue. Taken from a 2006 model... Been sitting on a shelf for a while. Paint still good with minor scuffs, scratches and small "orange peel" areas possible.
Shipping $16.00 to US lower 48 only.
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