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Yamaha® G-series® Genesis 150 Rear Flip Seat With Cushion. on 2040-parts.com

US $370.00
Location:

Havana, Florida, United States

Havana, Florida, United States
Condition:New Brand:MadJax Manufacturer Part Number:1-013, 1-014, 1-032

Our new Genesis 150 seat features our new lighter weight, durable polycarbonate flip seat panel. 

Steel frame features a durable, high gloss powder coat finish, marine grade molded vinyl cushions with OEM patterns.  Standardized hardware-one size wrench installation. 

*Safety Grab Bar (MJGB8000) sold separately.safety


Let me know what color of seat you would like at the time of checkout: White, Tan, or Black.

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