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nice condition believe it fits all sportsters,hooks in the front one bolt to the finder,google it came of from a 1989 1100 sportster
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Seats for Sale
Saddlemen performance replacement foam & cover kit pleated (0910-t004j)(US $147.10)
Mustang seat - 2000 kawasaki vulcan 1500 classic
King seat with driver backrest saddlemen 804-04-053(US $612.00)
Honda cb750k limited seat cover 1979 cb750 k cb750 in 25 colors (w/e)(US $42.99)
Leather studded passenger pillion pad(US $49.00)
Harley davidson seat(US $800.00)
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Sandy's toll: 15,000 cars and counting
Thu, 08 Nov 2012The damage tally from Superstorm Sandy continues to roll in. The latest estimate is that Toyota, Chrysler, Nissan and Honda plan to scrap 15,000 new cars damaged. The National Automotive Dealers Association says that number could grow to 200,000 cars.
