Le Pera Harley Davidson Bare Bones Seat For Dyna on 2040-parts.com
Chino Hills, California, US
Purchased custom from Le Pera never used on bike. Authentic Le Pera Bare Bones seat for a 2006-13 Dyna. Customized with the highest quality brown leather covering the full seat. Almost $430.00 new from Le Pera so take advantage of this great deal. Please make sure this seat will fit your bike as there are no refunds since the seat is unused. Feel free to email with any further requests for pictures or questions. Thanks and happy bidding!
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