TK7

TILLETT GROUP LIMITED

£7.99

TK7 TILLETT SEAT REINFORCEMENT PLATE. FOR EXTRA STRENGTH AND A FAST CHANGE OF SEAT POSITION. The Tillett TK7 is an aluminium plate designed to reinforce the main seat stay positions. This is sometimes necessary on flexible seats where no extra seat stays are to be used, preventing over flexing. They are also very useful if a hole has been drilled overlapping the one you wish to use. When fixed to the seat using pop rivets, the aluminium plate will stop the bolt from travelling up the slot. The TK7 plate has been designed to make for a swift and simple kart seat adjustment. The plate can be riv

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as TILLETT GROUP LIMITED, number 10947600. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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