adelatorre
New member
Will a 2008 R1200 gs seat fit on a 2009 R1200 gs?
2008 PN# 52537667725
2009 PN# 52537698246
Thanks.
2008 PN# 52537667725
2009 PN# 52537698246
Thanks.
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Will 2008 seat fit a 2009
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wbrownell9
New member
What does the dealer say? Call the parts department of one that has lots of experience with non-new bikes. Two that come to mind are Bob's BMW and Max BMW.
exgman
Active member
The MAX BMW Parts fiche recognizes the second number as the correct part number. Seems like it would fit either year according to the parts fiche. See: https://www.maxbmwmotorcycles.com/fiche/PartsSearch.aspx?&searchtype=partnumber&parts=52537698246
A lookup of the other number brings up nothing.
A lookup of the other number brings up nothing.
lkraus
New member
On realoem.com, the second number is shown as a two-tone color, aluminum/black.
The first number is not found. It is common for BMW parts to have molded-in numbers which do not correspond to part numbers.
Click on the part numbers in the link above and it will show you the production dates of models that used the part and any superceded part numbers.
AFAIK, the hexhead and camhead GS and GSA used the same seat shapes and pans (with some color changes) and should interchange.
The first number is not found. It is common for BMW parts to have molded-in numbers which do not correspond to part numbers.
Click on the part numbers in the link above and it will show you the production dates of models that used the part and any superceded part numbers.
AFAIK, the hexhead and camhead GS and GSA used the same seat shapes and pans (with some color changes) and should interchange.
wbrownell9
New member
I've noticed that too. It may be that the molded part number is just for the component it appears on. For example, the seat pan alone instead of the the whole seat assembly with pan, foam, and cover.
adelatorre
New member
Received the 2008 seat. It works/fits perfect on my 2009 GS.
vancamp_b
New member
Yes. Same bike.
