Multistrada V4 Raised / Tall / Comfort / Sargent Seat (heated)

Discussion in 'Wanted' started by baines93, Mar 4, 2026.

  1. As per the title, looking for "tall" / raised / comfort seat for the Multistrada V4, heated.

    I have a normal height heated seat if a swap was useful to someone.

    Otherwise, perhaps a Sargent seat.
     
  2. Ditto, but unheated.

    But you have first dibs!
     
  3. one on ebay today
     
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  4. I saw, thanks! In Germany - tempted.
     
  5. In Preston
     
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  6. Ah, thanks, I hadn’t seen that. It appears to be for a Rally, do you guys know if the seats are interchangeable between Rally and non-Rally?
     
  7. The heated raised rider’s seat on the Ducati accessories page appears to be common across almost all the Multistrafa V4 range. I’d give a dealer’s parts department a ring to check. Craig and Luke at Moto Rapido (01962873981) are very approachable. Andy
     
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  8. They are interchangeable.

    I bought a Rally seat (59517421AA) which is 15mm higher according to various web pages. I bought it unheated (and therefore cheap at £60) to try it for height. For reference, my heated seat is a Pike Peak red/black one - 96880941AA, and standard height.

    My opinion is that +15mm is better, but definitely not the solution, and not worth £200 or whatever the new cost is. I would go +30mm: 96881151AB. The 'B' seems to indicate the higher one, but do double check!

    If you're near Banbury you're welcome to try my +15mm Rally one for a week or two.
     
  9. Thanks for the info! I’m not too far from you, near Didcot. Appreciate the offer!

    I have my seat on the low setting as I find the airflow even with my bigger screen a bit noisy on the top of the helmet vents, but my inseam is long enough for the higher setting, so I could probably manage +15 to +20 if not +30 on the lower position, if I can get the wind noise as low as I’d like - been spoilt by a huge GS adventure screen and deflector! Working on the before I settle on the ideal seat.
     
  10. I have a fix for that too! I have a low carbon screen you can try. Gen-u-ine Ducati.

    EDIT: Ah - hang on, that's the wrong way round for you. But actually, lower screens can give less buffeting because they end up aiming the main airflow to just below the helmet = no crazy head shaking.
     
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  11. Just done 500 miles in two days - 300 today. Like most bikes, my bum is the weak point! I think it’s just flat haha. Feel it on my sit bones and top of my thighs I think. I’ve gone +30, £202 plus postage from Ducati Parts Milan. Think I can manage the extra height, as I have it on low, but can manage high… so it’s +10mm? I say that but the single track rural roads were very uneven this weekend and it can be tricky, even with the seat on low. I might just have to use the lowering feature more on those trips. Euro trip in a few weeks time, fully on road, just want to be properly comfortable! Fingers crossed. Thanks for your help!
     
  12. Try a coolseat sear cover, they are a game changer I was not bike fit and my multi was only just run in when I did a 3100 mile tour of Spain and Portugal and never got a sore bum once.
    Keeping the sit bones cool stops the pain.
     
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  13. I also did 300+ miles around Wales today, in advance of Euro trips later this month and June. Lovely day for it (lots of single tracks, stuff that makes Devil's Bridge look like a motorway).

    The Wunderlich worked well. 300+ miles is never going to be completely pain-free for me, but it was way better than std seat which hurt me after about 50-75 miles.

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  14. Thanks, had toyed with it. Will keep it in mind.

    Wow, looks very similar to my weekend! I was in some mega rural parts, then found a road closure due to unexploded ordnance up in "The Ranges" - had to turn round and repeat 7 miles of tiny farm tracks, gate after gate haha. At this point I chopped my last 30 miles of more northerly waypoints out and headed home (still very rurally!) south east.

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