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Saddlemen Renegade Deluxe Solo Seat Yamaha XVS950 V-Star 2009-2013

Item: P262915
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Saddlemen Renegade Deluxe Solo Seat for Yamaha XVS950 V-Star

Renegade solo touring seats are low, wide and comfortable, with carefully designed contours and a fantastic looking frame-hugging profile.

Features:

  • Comfortable touring-style solo seats are wide and low for superior style and comfort
  • Available in supple SaddleHyde with or without studs
  • Split-cushion design separates lumbar support and seat cushions so they compress independently, reducing tail and hip bone pressure
  • SaddleGel for additional comfort
  • Matching pillion seat available (sold separately)
  • Made in the U.S.A.

Note: Image for reference only. Actual Saddlemen Seat may vary depending on your make and model.

Product Style RevZilla Item # Store Sku MFR. Product # Availability
Product Style Solo Seat RevZilla Item #939690 Store Sku MFR. Product #Y09-14-002 AvailabilityIn Stock: Ships within 24 hours
Product Style Solo Seat/Studded RevZilla Item #939691 Store Sku MFR. Product #Y09-14-001 AvailabilityCloseout: This product is no longer available
Fitment Notes & Exceptions
  • Not compatible with OEM passenger seats
This Product Fits
Yamaha
XVS950 V Star 950 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013
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Saddlemen Renegade Deluxe Solo Seat Yamaha XVS950 V-Star 2009-2013 Instructions

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