Anko-nuki hard type seat ASSY Z1 Z2

【MRS MRS-1552-SH31 Hard-Type Seat Assy with Belt, Scooped Front - Z1 Z2 Motorcycle】
■Product Description
This seat features a scooped-out front, meticulously crafted to replicate the tension and fullness of the original upholstery, as well as the radius of the corners.
The steel seat base is shaped to perfectly align with the curve of the tail cowl.
The seat sponge is a hard type, 30% firmer than the original.
If you prefer the same firmness as the original, please choose product number: MRS-1552-SH01.
As a guideline for selecting sponge hardness, we recommend it based on a weight of 80kg.
The original type is for customers weighing under 80kg, and the hard type is for customers weighing 80kg or more.
A seat belt, hinges, and latches are included.
The hinge's bolt holes are slotted to accommodate individual differences in vehicle frames, ensuring a perfect and seamless fit with the vehicle and exterior.
When installing on '76-'78 Z750-1000 vehicles, it is necessary to use seat catches with product number: MRS-K-C015 or MRS-K-C039. The seat base has pre-drilled holes for the seat catches, allowing for direct installation.

■Compatible Models
Z1 '72-'75
Z2 '73-'75

■Precautions
*Images are for illustration purposes only. They may include products with different sizes or colors.
*Product designs and specifications are subject to change without notice. Please understand.
*Installation of this product should be performed by a professional mechanic at a service center (certified workshop) with sound knowledge and skills, based on the vehicle manufacturer's service manual.
*In recent years, incidents have occurred where end-users attempt self-installation, resulting in improper installation, or where they fail to notice that nearby parts have been replaced with aftermarket parts, leading to installation issues.
*Without the appropriate environment and tools, there is a high possibility of injury or damage to other parts.
*Even if you inquire about installation, we may not be able to answer due to the varying conditions of each vehicle (including whether modifications have been made).
*Do not attempt to install it yourself; always have it installed by a professional shop.