Kawasaki KX450F 16-18 GREEN/BLACK/BLACK Gripper Ribbed Seat Cover

Kawasaki KX450F 16-18 GREEN/BLACK/BLACK Gripper Ribbed Seat Cover

Marsoni

M251S

$34.95

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Kawasaki KX450F 16-18 GREEN/BLACK/BLACK Gripper Ribbed Seat CoverStrike Seats gripper seat covers are designed and manufactured to combine performance and style. Gripper seat covers contain complete gripper material coverage for total bike control. Seat Cover Features: Marine grade material to withstand all conditions UV protection for durability Double stitched for improved longevity Superior thickness Maximum traction Simple installation Race proven Please note: Seat cover only Image for reference only product

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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2011