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X-Fun

X-Fun Standard Height Seat Foam for Suzuki RM-Z 250 10-18

Regular price 44,96
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Product description

The X-Fun standard height seat foam for the Suzuki RM-Z 250 (2010–2018) is a reliable replacement that preserves riding comfort without sacrificing riding feel. Specially designed for adults seeking a consistent riding position and long-lasting comfort across all weather conditions and terrain.

  • Compatibility: Specially designed for the Suzuki RM-Z250 models from 2010 to 2018 for a seamless replacement.
  • Seat Height: Standard height that maintains the familiar riding position and remains compatible with existing seat components.
  • Material: High-quality seat foam that retains its shape and provides a comfortable seating surface for long rides.
  • Fit and Design: Precision-molded contours that match the RM-Z250's seat profile, ensuring smooth, neat installation.
  • Brand and Product Code: X-Fun quality with reliable aftermarket parts; MP SPURMZ5000 for easy identification.
  • Target Audience: Suitable for adults (unisex) who want a refreshed seating surface without compromising on comfort.

With this seat foam, you can immediately restore the comfortable seating surface of your RM-Z 250. Maintaining the standard seat height ensures a consistent riding experience, while the durable foam layer outlasts cheaper alternatives. Simple installation makes replacement quick and straightforward, so you can get back out onto the trails and tracks with total confidence.

Specifications

  • SKU
    SPURMZ5000

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