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Torn seat, worn foam or just after something more comfortable? We carry genuine OEM motorcycle seats, mostly for Triumph, along with selected Kawasaki and Suzuki parts.

Our range includes rider seats, dual and twin seats, comfort and low seats, pillion seats, solo bucket seats, seat cowls and seat covers, for models such as the Street Triple, Daytona 675, Speed Triple, Bonneville, Thruxton, Street Twin, Speedmaster, America, Rocket III, Tiger 800 and Tiger Explorer. You'll also find passenger backrests and sissy bars.

A genuine seat bolts straight on with the factory mounts and locks, and is often much cheaper than re-covering or a custom seat. Check the listing for the OEM part number, model, year and VIN range before ordering.

Setting your bike up for touring? Pair a comfort seat with genuine luggage & storage and you're ready for the long haul. On a sports bike, a seat cowl looks best alongside matching fairings in the same factory colour. Wondering if a used seat is a good buy? Read whether used motorcycle parts are worth buying, or browse all our bodywork & frame parts.

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FAQ – Motorcycle Seats & Backrests

What's the difference between a comfort seat, a low seat and a standard seat?

A comfort seat usually has thicker or softer foam for longer rides. A low seat lowers the rider's height, which helps shorter riders reach the ground. A standard seat is the original factory seat supplied with the bike.

Will a seat from another model fit my bike?

Sometimes. Some Triumph seats are shared across models, such as the Bonneville, Thruxton and Scrambler family, while others are very specific. Seat mounts and lock positions can change between years and VIN ranges, so always match the OEM part number.

Is it worth buying a seat instead of re-covering my old one?

If your foam is collapsed or the base is cracked, a replacement seat is usually the better option. A genuine seat is often similar in price to a professional re-cover and you get original foam and fit.

Can I convert my bike to a single seat with a seat cowl?

On many sports bikes, yes. A seat cowl replaces the pillion seat for a cleaner, solo look. It's usually a simple swap, but check the part suits your model and year, as fittings can differ.

Are your seats new or used?

We have both. Each listing states the condition, such as New, New - Minor Imperfections or Used, and any marks, tears or wear are described and shown in the photos.

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