Ohlins TTX39 for 06 - 19 zx14 $1000
Yoshi slip-ons $500
Hyperpro steering damper $300
corbin seat w/backrest $500
top sellerie seat $300

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1. The Top Sellerie seat has a number of "options" (e.g. lower or higher than OEM, forward or rearward bumstop versus OEM, heated, colour of trim thread, etc.) Can you describe yours more fully?

2. What model year is your ZX-14? (Important because seat shape and mounting may have changed for different model years)

3. The WEIGHT of the seat would be important to me,as my 2017 ZX-14R ABS is also a weight reduction project for me. How much does your seat weigh when weighed on an accurate digital postal scale? Some aftermarket seats are lighter than OEM and some are heavier, depending on materials used.

Jim G

2. What model year is your ZX-14? (Important because seat shape and mounting may have changed for different model years)

I'm not positive, but I don't think that's true. I was thinking all seats, and fuel tanks, are the same on all ZX14 years to date and therefore interchangeable. Again, not 100% sure, though.

* Last updated by: extrapolator on 1/22/2019 @ 3:30 PM *

The foam of a gen2 seat is carved a bit differently than it was on the gen1. I do not know if the fit is interchangeable between the models.

According to Hub, all year tanks are interchangeable. Just read that yesterday. I'm not sure if that was all years or just all years of gen2. I think he meant all years can take any year fuel tank.

That seat is interchangeable.HOWEVER...you have to install the hardware from the 2012's and up.The latching mechanism in the center of the seat.One has hooks,the other posts.

Thanks, guys! Does anyone know what model year of ZX Ridebyu has? My ZX is a 2017.

Jim G

As Rook pointed out, there are 2 rear tube, or 3 rear tube outlets, and these do not matter as far as the main tank's 4 mounting bolt configurations that fits from 2006 to 2019.

Seat wise, I'm still using my 2006 seat on my 2017. The '06 has metal pin hooks, but I gutted the seat/key/cable assembly on the frame. I can hand pull the seat latch because I do not use the rear stock winkers that hide the rear latching system. The center of the seat does not collapse. I think the pins rest on the frame because I can't move the seat down [when hand pushed] so no gap with the pins still bolted to the seat.