PRP RST Quick Release Rear Suspension Bench Seat (Custom) for Polaris RZR PRO XP4, P A4901-PORXP-QR

Description:

Add an extra seat into your RZR with PRP Seats RST Quick Release Rear Suspension Bench for Polaris RZR PRO XP4, Turbo R4, or PRO R4. The bench matches the style of our best-selling RST seat and converts your RZR to a 5 seater. The bench is slotted for up to three harnesses, and has just enough room to fit a child or dog in the center. Medium level containment on the sides keeps you secure when the ride gets rough, but still makes it easy to get in & out of the vehicle. So you can drive with confidence that you'll stay secure in your seat no matter what the trails throw at you. Add more comfort to your ride! Each Bench is constructed with a suspension liner that soaks up a lot of the impacts you feel while off-roading, reducing the fatigue you feel after a long day in the dirt or dunes. So your passengers can drive farther in rough terrain with more comfort. In the bottom of the seat is PRP's standard mesh drain that allows water, mud, sand, and dirt to drain out the bottom, rather than pile up in the seat. Modern styling and added band section allows you to customize the colors and materials of your seat more than ever! Design your own and Make it Yours! With over 60+ different colors and materials to choose from, you can customize the perfect seat for your ride. Extra options available include Front Goggle Pockets, Water Paks, Heated Seats, Air Lumbar, and various Diamond Stitches. Quick Release Design for Polaris RZR PRO's - We have completely redesigned the bench to allow it to be quickly and easily removed from the vehicle. This makes cleaning and maintenance easier, but is also a very important feature if you have the RZR PRO R4 since the Clutch and Belt is located behind the seats and firewall. So if you break a drive belt out in the trail or dunes, you can quickly take the bench out to change the belt. The bench can be removed quickly and easily by only unlatching the back of the headrests to the OEM attachment bars, and sliding the bench out of the PRP