| Author | Message | ||
     Buellthatcould |
Before I go yanking and prying around on my brand new bike, can anyone guide me in the right direction as to where I can find some tips on removing the rear body work? I've tried searching google, badweb and other sites with no results. I'd rather not mess up this bike like I did my kawi  TIA! | ||
| Buellthatcould |
disregard! i found the hidden bolts under the seat... sneaky. i was astonished at the beauty of the underseat compartment compared to previous bikes i've owned. love this bike more every day. | ||
| Retrittion |
Lol, yeah, I scratched my head on that one for a bit too -- and actually it turns out getting the rear plastics back on is the harder part. Just make sure to hook the tail end on and then slide down and forward -- if you do that the plastic should click in without breaking your fingers. Had my R for a year and I still have that grin on my face. Welcome to the club man -- post some pics of your new bike when you get a chance! |
