Top 5 Best Graphics Kits (Derbi, Beta) to Match With Our Seat Covers

A bike that turns heads is all about harmony. The graphics kit dresses up the plastics, the seat cover finishes the picture off — and when the two are dialled in together, your 50cc instantly jumps up a level. Here are our 5 favourite combos on Derbi and Beta, and how to match the whole thing up.

Why match your graphics kit and seat cover?

A graphics kit on its own, sitting on a tired stock seat, kills the effect. Flip it around: a cover whose design is coordinated with your kit turns the whole thing into one clean build, like a factory bike. It's the little detail that makes all the difference in photos… and in real life too.

Our 5 combos that nail it every time

1. Black & a bold colour (red, green, blue): the safe bet. Black base in textured synthetic leather, with piping and stitching in your kit's colour.
2. Total dark + grip: dark graphics kit, black cover with an exposed grip zone. Stealthy and aggressive.
3. Alcantara + metal accents: for a premium finish that really stands out on a Derbi.
4. Bold two-tone: two strong colours carried over identically on the kit and the seat. Guaranteed "team" look.
5. Embroidered number / race name: your race number stitched onto the seat, matched to the kit's decals. The signature combo.

How to build your perfect combo

Easiest route: start from your BKS graphics kit, pick out its 2-3 dominant colours, then carry them over onto your cover with the 3D configurator. You see the result live before you confirm — zero nasty surprises.

To pick the right materials (synthetic leather, alcantara, grip), our Which material for your seat cover guide helps you decide. And if you want a truly one-off piece, the 100% Custom Seat lets you design every bit of it to your own spec.

One last tip: stick to 2 colours max + black. Too many shades and the "factory" effect gets lost. Everything is handmade in our workshop in Pia (66), for a clean, hard-wearing finish that's matched to your ride.