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ST seat on an RS?

Looking at the 2013 and 2014 ST-S models, it seems they might actually fit on the RS-S 2013. They have the same shape when measured. Does anyone think these might fit as a replacement? I have the comfort-seat (OEM) and it's.. meh.. The ST seat is superior.
 
Yes, ST and RS/GS seats are all interchangeable. Quite a few, including myself, have done it.

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I have a 2013 ST Limited Embroidered Stock Seat on my 2013 RS and it is a lot more comfortable than the stock RS seat.
 
I have a 2013 ST Limited Embroidered Stock Seat on my 2013 RS and it is a lot more comfortable than the stock RS seat.

How does that affect your posture with the stock RS foot pegs being set back, but the ST seat putting you more upright. I'm going to purchase a used ST seat sometime when i save a bit more cash.
 
The biggest change with the ST seat is that it is flatter side to side instead of barrel shaped. So its a bit more supportive side to side.
It still has a slope front to rear, but not as drastic as the RS seat.

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tru dat

:roflblack: they are not too bad :thumbup:
 

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Agree, the ST is really the best bang for buck when it comes to off the shelf seats. They are quite comfy!
BRP actually did a real nice job on the pillion area.

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How does that affect your posture with the stock RS foot pegs being set back, but the ST seat putting you more upright. I'm going to purchase a used ST seat sometime when i save a bit more cash.
I feel the RS seat is wider than the ST seat and it seems to sit higher and is more padded. However I don't feel it made any difference in how upright I sit but maybe the angle to the pegs is a little different.
 
I have one on-order (ST Limited). Installed the "Comfort Seat" and wasn't impressed. Too.. puffy. Says it's leather, I'm not sure about that though. Anyway, mine's for sale for a reasonable offer once I get it off. Hardware not included, of course, as that's part of the "fun" of Can-Am seat install. Fits the ST apparently as well.

The Comfort Seat is cool-looking but too bouncy and raised. I'm sure it'd be fine if it broke-in after a while. I've had it a week and I'm not thrilled, though it's superior to the OEM custom-embroidered RS-S seat (which is also for sale with silver stitching).

Man, I really hate that hydraulic arm ball-joint connector!!! ARGH! Removing and re-installing that is such a pain!!! :banghead:
 
I have one on-order (ST Limited). Installed the "Comfort Seat" and wasn't impressed. Too.. puffy. Says it's leather, I'm not sure about that though. Anyway, mine's for sale for a reasonable offer once I get it off. Hardware not included, of course, as that's part of the "fun" of Can-Am seat install. Fits the ST apparently as well.

The Comfort Seat is cool-looking but too bouncy and raised. I'm sure it'd be fine if it broke-in after a while. I've had it a week and I'm not thrilled, though it's superior to the OEM custom-embroidered RS-S seat (which is also for sale with silver stitching).

Man, I really hate that hydraulic arm ball-joint connector!!! ARGH! Removing and re-installing that is such a pain!!! :banghead:
For the ball joint on the shock take a small flat head screwdriver and slide it under the metal clip. Do not pry off the clip. Just slide it under the clip and leave it.
The shock will easily pull off the ball.
When you put the shock back on just slide it back over the ball and then pull out the screwdriver.
Super easy...
 
Yeah, I did that before and the metal clip went .. PRIIIIIINGGGG into outer-space and landed about 20 feet away in my garage. I fear the Metal Clip of Hate (tm) though I'll try to just sort of loosen it. Once it's out of the two indents on the plastic surround it really really doesn't want to go back in there and requires four archangels to come down and lo and behold for yay verily and a great might stirred the land and after one hour's time the clip grudgingly was sent back to its rightful place, in thy mercy. Amen.
 
Looking at the 2013 and 2014 ST-S models, it seems they might actually fit on the RS-S 2013. They have the same shape when measured. Does anyone think these might fit as a replacement? I have the comfort-seat (OEM) and it's.. meh.. The ST seat is superior.
I have an ST seat on my RS. It way morse comfortable than the BRP comfort seat, more cushion. If you can get one I would highly recommend it.
 
I have one on-order (ST Limited). Installed the "Comfort Seat" and wasn't impressed. Too.. puffy. Says it's leather, I'm not sure about that though. Anyway, mine's for sale for a reasonable offer once I get it off. Hardware not included, of course, as that's part of the "fun" of Can-Am seat install. Fits the ST apparently as well.

The Comfort Seat is cool-looking but too bouncy and raised. I'm sure it'd be fine if it broke-in after a while. I've had it a week and I'm not thrilled, though it's superior to the OEM custom-embroidered RS-S seat (which is also for sale with silver stitching).

Man, I really hate that hydraulic arm ball-joint connector!!! ARGH! Removing and re-installing that is such a pain!!! :banghead:


Do you still have the "Comfort seat" for sale?
 
Resurrecting a way old thread here, but I am wondering can you put an RT seat on an RS?

No. :lecturef_smilie:


Well, not without spending a whole lot of money &/or time modding the blunt end, cos where/how they look & mount is completely different; and even if you do get that end sorted, there's more differences up the front end too! :gaah:
 
No. :lecturef_smilie:


Well, not without spending a whole lot of money &/or time modding the blunt end, cos where/how they look & mount is completely different; and even if you do get that end sorted, there's more differences up the front end too! :gaah:

Ok, thanks. I am selling a custom RT seat and a potential buyer with an ‘09 RS contacted me to buy. I want to save him the trip if it won’t work.
 
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