Lowered Seat HONDA CRF 250L & Rally

Get both feet down on a 2013-2020 Honda CRF250L or 2017-2020 CRF250L Rally. It's a brand-new original Honda seat, hand-shaped by SRC to sit about 2" lower than stock. Fitting it takes a couple of minutes.

Fitment

• CRF250L 2013-2020: direct fit
• CRF250L Rally 2017-2020: direct fit
• CRF300L / LS 2021-2027: see the CRF300L seat
• CRF300L Rally 2021-2027: see the CRF300L Rally seat

Two ways to buy

• New lowered seat: a new Honda seat, already reshaped, in red or black.
• Send in your seat: choose the send-in option, box up your seat and ship it to SRC MOTO Seat MOD, 911 SW Court Ave, Pendleton, Oregon 97801. It's usually lowered and on its way back in 3-5 days, and return shipping is included.

Specifications

• Height: about 2" lower than stock
• Foam: Honda's original foam, reshaped, with about 1.5" left under you
• Install: a couple of minutes with common hand tools

Why it exists: the seat was developed for a new off-road rider who nearly gave up on her Rally because she couldn't touch down on side hills and slippery ground. A lowering link helped, but she wanted it lower still. With this seat, she kept the bike.

FAQ

• Does it fit a 2021 or newer CRF250L? No. From 2021 the CRF250L sold outside the US is built on the CRF300L frame. Contact us and we'll help you find the right seat.
• Lowered seat or lowering link? A lowering link changes the suspension geometry. The bike gets a bit steadier in a straight line, but the front tends to push in loose, gravelly corners. You won't feel it on pavement, and newer off-road riders rarely do, but experienced riders usually notice. Some riders run both.
• Is it less comfortable? A little firmer than stock. Off-road, standing often, you'll hardly notice it. After a couple of hundred miles of pavement, you will.
• How do I know if 2" is enough? Stack boards or bricks to that height on both sides of the bike and rest your feet on them while seated.
• Is it too firm for hard riding? About 1.5" of foam is left where you sit, so normal adventure riding is fine. Big jumps may feel firm on landing.