Onegripper

Onegripper #1 Improved Seat Mount Cover Black Husqvarna TC 85 2025- & TC/FC 125/250/350/450 2023- & FE/TE 250/300/350/450/501 2024-

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Product description

The Onegripper #1 upgraded seat mounting cover in black offers a clean, practical solution for Husqvarna riders who value a sleek finish and easy installation. Suitable for a wide range of Husqvarna models and model years, so you can keep your seat mounting protected and optimized without hassle.

  • Compatibility: Fits Husqvarna TC 85 (2025-), TC/FC 125/250/350/450 (2023-), FE/TE 250/300/350/450/501 (2024-); ideal for owners of multiple model families.
  • Color: Deep black finish that seamlessly matches the aesthetic of most Husqvarna motorcycles.
  • Design: Upgraded mounting design engineered for a precise fit and a sleek, streamlined seat mounting setup.
  • Brand and Series: Onegripper, focused on reliable aftermarket solutions that align with your riding style and maintenance routine.
  • MPN: JU-OGSMB02-BL for easy identification and ordering.
  • Availability: Current availability: 0 units in stock.

This accessory makes seat installation and removal more efficient and delivers a polished finish without added bulk. The black finish better repels dirt and scratches during intense training sessions and races, while its simple design helps save time on maintenance. For a noticeably better riding experience, choose the Onegripper seat mounting cover — a smart addition for any Husqvarna setup focused on organization, functionality, and long-lasting durability.

Specifications

  • SKU
    JU-OGSMB02-BL

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