Honda Sl70 Xl70 Complete Seat High Quality Y14 on 2040-parts.com
Florida, US
Brand New COMPLETE SEAT FOR HONDA SL70, XL70. Seat cover has heat pressed seams. Seat pan is stamped metal. Honda logo is correct silver color. It is a great quality seat.
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