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Black & Grey Custom Fits Kymco People S 125 Dual Leather Seat Cover Only on 2040-motos

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FITS KYMCO PEOPLE S 125 DUAL LEATHER SEAT COVER ONLY

You are bidding on a new custom made top quality seat cover made from 100% real leather

This item is 100% real strong leather suitable for all weather conditions with top quality double stitching

Black And Grey Leather
(For more colours please visit our shop)

please note to fit this leather skin cover you need to staple it over your original cover by using a simple staple gun

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