R1200RS + R1250RS Forum
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Mon Feb 16, 2026 7:37 pm
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Hey all. I'm looking to upgrade my seat to a Sargent, and naturally, there are more options than I thought there would be. I've never had seat heat on a bike before; Cars yes, bike no. Is it worth it? This is would definitely be the time to do it since I'm already committed to the seat upgrade. |
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I've had two bikes with heated seats, including my current V85TT Travel. It was included in the standard Travel spec.
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I have heated seats on both my bikes as they came with it. I have some cold morning commutes, sometimes in the low 40s, but have never actually used it.
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2023 R1250RS - Active 2021 S1000XR - sold 2017 R1200RS - retired 2014 VFR800FE - retired 2013 Kawi Connie - retired And so many more.......... |
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Zitat von wessie im Beitrag #2 At your age, somethings are to be expected.....
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I've never had one. It would be interesting if you followed up and let us know how hard was it to hook up and what options you went with. I'm in the same boat, I still have stock seats .....
larry l langford
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I thought the heated option was only for bikes with the heating plug already installed, not a complete system |
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Zitat von Andy Griffiths im Beitrag #7 I am assuming the Sargent only needs a 12V supply and comes with a switch rather than integrating with the ECU
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Yes, the heated seat only needs +12V and comes with a 10 position switch that you can mount where you want. If I remember correctly (been 6 years since I got the seat and I'm getting older |
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) I got the 12V from one of the high outputs on my Hex Inovate under the seat. I also swapped out the seat connector for a weather pak
Zitat von slipstream im Beitrag #1 If heated seat was a option when we ordered our 2022 bikes we would have picked that option.
Lee
2022 R1250RS White Sport Iowa, USA |
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