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Suzuki GN 250 Seat

New, used, or aftermarket – from sellers across Europe.

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Limited availability – hank searches the web for you.

Seat48,41 € – 129,95 €
7+ offers1 New, 6 Used

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Last updated: 19.09.2026, 04:06

Seat for your Suzuki GN 250?

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Prices from recent listings

Median: 105.52 €
Min: 48.41 € Max: 129.95 €
Source Condition Price (approx.) Last seen
eBay Used 122.50 € 2026-08-27
eBay Used 79.99 € 2026-08-27
eBay Used 49.00 € 2026-08-27
eBay Used 122.50 € 2026-08-27
eBay Used 129.95 € 2026-08-27
eBay Used 105.52 € 2026-08-27
eBay New 48.41 € 2026-08-27

Indicative values only – current prices may vary.

Find Suzuki GN 250 parts online

hank's free AI report searches specialized shops for Suzuki GN 250 parts, including Dennis Kirk, clasicbikeobsession.com & Southampton Motorcycle Breakers.

About this part

The seat on your GN 250 carries rider and pillion and holds foam and cover together in any weather. A split cover, collapsed foam or a faulty seat lock are the usual reasons to replace it.

Frequently asked questions

What should I look for when buying a seat for the Suzuki GN 250?

Seats are model and often year specific - compare the locking mechanism, the mounts and the seat height of your GN 250. Also confirm whether it is the one-piece bench or separate rider and pillion sections.

Recover the old seat or buy a used one?

If the base pan is sound and only the cover has gone, recovering is usually cheaper and keeps the seat height you are used to. With a cracked pan, rotten foam or rusted brackets a used seat wins, but ask for photos of the underside and the lock.

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