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Le Pera

Le Pera Thin Line Passenger Seat For Harley Heritage Softail 1986-1999

Item: P242717
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Le Pera Thin Line Pillion Seat For Harley Heritage Softail

The Thin Line Pillion pad keeps a tight, low profile while retaining the chrome studded look that defines the Heritage.

Features:

  • Molded one-piece foam foundation
  • Covered with premium-grade black vinyl
  • 16 gauge powder-coated steel baseplate
  • Seat pan is carpeted on the bottom to protect your fender
  • Made proudly in the USA
  • Bolts directly to the stock bracket
Made in the USA
Product Style RevZilla Item # Store Sku MFR. Product # Availability
Product Style Black / Chrome Studded Pillion Pad RevZilla Item #891233 Store Sku MFR. Product #L-440 AvailabilityOut of Stock

This product DOES NOT FIT your 2003 Can-Am DS 650

This Product Fits
Harley Davidson
Softail Heritage Classic FLSTC/I 1987-1999
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