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Hello,

I have a 2009 CRF250X. The stock seat cover that it came with is still in good shape, but the "HONDA" writing on the seat has began to fade up towards the front where you sit. Instead it is faded and kind of says "ONDA" now instead.



I was hoping to get a new seat cover for it. I checked the YELTRIK OEM parts finder, and for the seat cover it lists LEATHER, SEAT (NO LETTERS PRINTED). On top of that, it is $73...

Is there away to get the original OEM seat cover, with the HONDA printed on it? If not, anyone have a good suggestion for an aftermarket seat cover. Not really looking for bumps or steps, or anything much grippier than the stock seat. The OEM is red, but I wouldnt mind black or some sort of red and black combo.

Appreciate the help!

Matt

Matt...Honda doesn't offer just the cover. They only offer the complete seat and it isn't actual leather it's a leather-like texture. You can find this seat in our OEM website at www.yeltrik.com.

Ken

Thanks Ken,

Any suggestions on a good aftermarket cover? Not looking for a bump or step seat at all. Would prefer something basic in red or red and black.

Thanks!

There aren't many for the 250X. We have this one in all black:

https://www.crfsonly.com/catalog/produc ... ts_id/2757

It's all black. The ones with red and black all seem to be ribbed. If want a ribbed one let me know and I'll add it to our catalog.

Ken

Thanks Ken.

I am good for now. Its is more of a looks thing. My seat cover is fine, just starting to fade a little. I figured if I could find something that looked pretty good I might do it, but I guess I can wait a while. Not many choices other than solid black. Out of curiosity, the ribbed one you are talking about, which one is that? I do like the looks of the Factory Effex TC-4, but it has a hump and ribs. Just dont know how much I would be into that one. Plus, I dont know if it works on the X models. Do seat covers for a 250R fit the 250X?

I think I am kind of out of luck on this one...

SDG cover is ribbed no bump.

Ken

Another option is to find a local upholstery shop that can make a custom cover for your bike.