Genuine Pillion Seat Assembly for Royal Enfield Meteor 350 | 1100610/G | OEM Passenger Seat

The Royal Enfield 1100610/G – Seat Assy (Pillion Seat) is the genuine OEM rear/passenger seat for the Meteor 350—the correct replacement when your pillion seat cover is torn, foam has sagged, stitching has opened, or the base/latch tabs are damaged. Because it’s an original Royal Enfield seat assembly, you get factory-correct mounting geometry, latch alignment, and seating height, which is exactly where many aftermarket “pillion seat covers” fail (loose fit, uneven foam density, wobble, or improper locking). 

This part is specifically listed as “SEAT ASSY–PILLION SEAT” under part number 1100610/G, and reputable dealers also reference it as the Meteor 350 pillion seat assembly (model-year ranges may vary by market, but the application is clearly Meteor 350). 

Important fitment note: Royal Enfield uses suffix revisions (E/F/G). If your old seat label/invoice shows a different suffix, match the exact part number or confirm via VIN to reduce mismatch returns. 

Key Features 

• Genuine Royal Enfield OEM pillion seat assembly 

• Part Number: 1100610/G 

• Part Description: SEAT ASSY–PILLION SEAT 

• Direct-fit for Meteor 350 pillion/passenger seat position 

• Restores correct latch alignment and stable seating (no wobble/jugaad)

• Better long-term comfort and durability vs generic aftermarket foam/covers

• Ideal replacement after tears, water damage, foam sinking, or broken base

• Sold as single pillion seat assembly (rear seat only)

Compatibility Table 

Explicit exclusions (not confirmed, so not listed): Classic 350 Reborn / Bullet 350 / Hunter 350 / other models. Order only if your required part number matches 1100610/G.

Variants

• No LH/RH variants (single pillion seat assembly).

• Suffix revisions exist: 1100610/E, 1100610/F, 1100610/G — do not substitute without confirmation. 

FAQs 

1) Is 1100610/G the rider seat or pillion seat?
It is the pillion/passenger seat assembly (rear seat).

2) Will it fit all Meteor 350 variants (Fireball/Stellar/Supernova)?
It is referenced as the Meteor 350 pillion seat assembly by dealers; trims generally share mounting, but if you’re unsure, confirm by old part number/VIN. 

3) My old seat shows 1100610/F or 1100610/E—can I order /G?
Suffix letters often indicate revisions. Best practice: match the exact suffix or verify via VIN to avoid mismatch. 

4) Does this include mounting bolts?
Typically the seat is supplied as an assembly; mounting bolts may not be included—reuse your existing hardware if serviceable.

5) What symptoms indicate I should replace the pillion seat assembly?
Torn cover, foam collapse, seat rocking, latch not locking properly, or cracked seat base.