Leading heated clothing specialist, KEIS, has brought decades of design experience to a Heated Seat Cushion.
This simple, cost-effective upgrade delivers genuine cold-weather luxury without the expense of a custom heated seat.
At its heart is a built-in heating element spanning a wide coverage area, providing consistent, even warmth across the entire seat to banish cold spots and keep your lower body toasty on the coldest rides.
Heat output is easily controlled via a discreet, integrated button with three settings – Low, Medium, and High – all accessible while wearing gloves, and with an illuminated indicator for each level.
Comfort is further improved by a unique, specially developed dual bladder cushion, which adapts to the rider’s shape to reduce pressure points, minimise numbness, and prevent saddle soreness. Breathable mesh padding allows air to circulate, reducing moisture build-up and helping regulate body temperature.
Stability is key, so KEIS added anti-slip lining to both the outer base and the inside of the cover, keeping everything firmly in place, even during spirited riding. Adjustable elasticated securing straps – complete with an anti-scratch backing – make fitting quick and easy.
The Cushion comes with a standard KEIS 12V power lead, so it plugs straight into your bike’s electrical system; no need to charge batteries, just connect, ride and enjoy the heat for as long as the engine is running.
The KEIS Heated Seat Cushion is priced at £100- including VAT and fits most motorcycle seats. It’s the easiest way to add serious comfort and warmth to your bike – without major modifications or expense. For more information visit www.keisapparel.com
Technical Specifications – Amps 1.4 | Watts 15 | Volts 12V
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Original post on modernclassicbikes.co.uk and published by Frank Duggan. Frank is the Founder and Editor of Modern Classic Motorcycle News, an independent motorcycle publication covering modern classic motorcycles, roadsters, scramblers, cruisers, electric motorcycles and the wider motorcycle industry.
