Installing the FT Seat KIT (TW200/225): Seat Bracket, Mudguard and Tail Bracket
Installation steps for the FT Seat KIT for the TW200/225. Photos walk you through installing the seat bracket, mudguard, tail bracket and taillight, and the seat itself, in that order, along with the bolt and nut sizes used.

- Installation order for the seat bracket, mudguard, and tail bracket
- Sizes and quantities of the bolts and nuts used at each point
- Where to fit the rubbers and collars that hold the side covers
The FT Seat KIT finishes off the rear end of the TW200/225 with a seat, mudguard, and tail bracket. You can choose a black or brown seat, a tuck-and-roll or plain cover, and a Lucas-style or LED oval taillight, and it also comes in color variations such as gray, matte khaki, white, and strobe yellow.
The installation steps are the same regardless of spec. This article covers the seat bracket, mudguard, tail bracket and taillight, and the seat itself, in that order.
01 Install the seat bracket
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Mount the seat bracket included in the kit to the frame.

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Uses:M6-10 ×2

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Uses:M6-14 x2, M6 nut x2

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Uses:M8-20, M8 nut

02 Install the mudguard
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Install the included mudguard. Uses:M6-12 x2, M6 nut x2

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Secure the lower part of the mudguard with a zip tie.

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Stick the included rubber onto the seat bracket.

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Attach the rubbers and collars to the mudguard. Uses:M6-20 x2, M6 nut x2, rubber/collar x2

The rubbers and collars on the mudguard are for holding the side covers in place.
03 Install the tail bracket and taillight
Install the included tail bracket. Uses:M6-14 x2, M6 nut x2

We recommend two taillights for this kit: the Lucas L525 replica taillight and the LED oval taillight.


04 Install the seat
Slide the seat in from the front and bolt down the rear.

Explanations of tools and general wiring work are omitted. Minor adjustments or workarounds may be needed due to individual differences between bikes. If you are unsure about the installation, be sure to have it done by someone experienced or by a custom shop. For any questions about installation, please reach us through our contact form.
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*Installation is at your own risk. If you're unsure about doing the work yourself, we recommend consulting your local motorcycle shop.
*The content and photos reflect the time of writing. Please check each product page for current specifications, fitment and stock.


