Yamaha Seca Xj750 1981, 1982, 1983 Grab Bar on 2040-parts.com
Sacramento, California, US
Good condition.
Seats for Sale
Drag specialties predator 2 up smooth seat harley softail 0802-0398(US $284.95)
Yamaha seca xj750 1981, 1982, 1983 rear cowl(US $5.00)
Saddlemen h4130j renegade solo studded seat honda vtx1800c 02-12(US $217.76)
Saddlemen 806-12-0116 tattoo solo flame w/silver stitch harley softail 06-12(US $245.66)
Saddlemen k07-12-02911 g-tech seat w/o driver backrest kawasaki vn900 07-12(US $406.76)
Saddlemen 3501-0410 s4 rigid-mnt quik discon desperado saddlebag xvs1100 99-11(US $444.56)
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