Sculpted to center your body in the seat instead of pushing you into the tank
AirHawk STANDARD seat is factory stock seat height
AirHawk Low seat is 1.25” lower than factory STANDARD height
Grip material on the AirHawk IST—Standard models
Space Mesh material on AirHawk IST—Air models
IST with integrated air optional
All seats fit both R 1200 GS and R 1200 GSA Adventure models
Matching pillions available with Air models
Air seat material: Breathable, water repellent, spacer mesh for ultimate comfort.
Non-air seat material: Asphalt grip vinyl for ultimate durability and slip resistance.
Additional Information
Weight
8 lbs
Dimensions
25 × 15 × 10 in
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