Comfort Driver's Seat with Prostata Channel for Yamaha Tracer 9 GT /+ (25-)

The rider seat for the Yamaha Tracer 900, compatible with models from 2025 onward, is the result of an extensive in-house development process that involved months of testing under real-world road conditions. Every detail has been optimized for city traffic, mountain passes, long-distance travel, and sporty riding—with one clear goal: maximum comfort and an improved seating position.

One of the most significant improvements addresses the issue of sliding forward toward the fuel tank, a common problem with the stock seat. The new shape keeps the rider more stable and positioned further back, preventing poor posture that can lead to fatigue and a loss of comfort over time. The result is a more natural, relaxed, and precise riding experience, even on dynamic routes.

The seat has been widened only in the rear section to provide better grip and more ergonomic support, while additional material in the front section further reduces unwanted forward slippage. High-grip technical materials increase stability and help maintain a correct seating position without restricting freedom of movement.

Each seat is upholstered with high-quality memory foam as well as waterproof and water-repellent technical materials. Heat-sealed seams and meticulous craftsmanship ensure durability and reliability even under intensive use and changing weather conditions.

The rider seat for the Yamaha Tracer 900 is available in various color options to perfectly match the motorcycle’s style and can be configured with or without a prostate relief channel.

The prostate relief channel is designed to reduce pressure in the perineal area, improve blood circulation, and increase comfort on long rides, thereby reducing fatigue and discomfort during extended rides.

Crafted with artisanal care and industrial precision, this seat strikes the perfect balance between comfort, performance, and Italian design—developed for everyone who uses the Tracer 900 for daily commuting and long-distance travel.