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It depends...lol. A Mustang or like touring seat will run you about $400. That's not to say you can't find something else for less. A set of bags could run you $500 and up depending on what you want. You might be able to find some deals on eBay for used or other third party, but I would figure somewhere in that neighborhood for decent replacements.
i really don't understand that. do you think that a seat and saddle bags are what make a bike? it's just a seat and saddle bags...
i figure i can get good coin for the stock seat and saddle bags anyway, probably only have to pay out a few hundred. i've one done up in brown leather (no studs) and it looked awesome.
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