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Cold Spring, Minnesota, US
OEM studded saddlebags with quick-release buckles from an '09 Road Star, fits many years Yamaha Star models. Very nice used condition with only light scuffs from use. Measure approx. 20" long x 10" high x 7" wide. Includes shipping US 48. Others discounted.
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