Drop Seat Kit

A newly designed, minimalist seat bracket with two adjustable positions that lowers the seat by up to 4 cm and gives the Bobber a completely new vehicle line. Handmade from stainless steel, precisely welded to Wig and finished with a black powder coating.
Made in Germany by KRT Framework.

The DropSeat kit eliminates a visual flaw that was a thorn in the side of Marvin from KRT when he saw the Bobber for the first time: The original seat is comfortable and easy to ride, but we found the large gap between the seat and rear fender unsightly. Even though the Bobber doesn't have a rigid frame like its prototype from the 50s, the seat should be positioned a little lower and therefore closer to the rear wheel to create a harmonious overall look. We therefore decided to tackle the problem without changing the basic idea of a bobber.
In addition, the unsightly part of the original seat bracket that protrudes to the rear has been removed.

The result is our DropSeat kit. A new seat bracket with two adjustable heights. The first position is almost the same as the original, the second position lowers the seat by 4 cm. It is still comfortable to ride (of course, body size and physiognomy come into play here). This means you can raise the seat again if necessary without the original parts - e.g. for longer tours.

The DropSeat kit is made of stainless steel, so even if the powder coating is damaged, you don't have to worry about rust. This is particularly important for those who ride without mudguards or with very short mudguards. To ensure that the powder coating adheres when the seat position is frequently adjusted, the kit is sandblasted before coating.

The visual effect of the DropSeat kit is particularly impressive in combination with a compact seat such as the Triumph Statement seat. Our seat bracket is also characterized by the fact that it fits elegantly into the rear and does not protrude from under the seat like the original bracket.
Also fits with all other accessory seats for the Bobber.

Note on the product images:
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