2006 Yamaha Royal Star Tour Deluxe Seats And Tires on 2040-motos

$125

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2006 Yamaha Royal Star Tour Deluxe Seats and tires, $125, image 1

Yamaha Royal Star description

I have a front tire 150/80-16 71H and rear tire 170/80-15 83H both tires are a good 85% tread left, I only took them off to install white walls, I have OEM drivers, passenger seat and passenger seat backrest pad(metal frame not included) $125/obo call or text 330-727-358one 9am-9pm No calls/texts after 9pm Please

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