there is no easy way

[Kham]

to get the seat off on F4i is there? pain in the ass to recharge battery.

[RandyO]

when you do get it off, connect a permenant lead to connect a charger without removing the seat

[Degsy]

No easier way than removing the 2 10mm bolts, no. Takes about 20 seconds.

derek

[beet]

get a air wrench or a power drill
them hondas the more you ride um the more ya charge um

ps

[Stoneman]

Originally posted by Degsy
No easier way than removing the 2 10mm bolts, no. Takes about 20 seconds.

derek

Geeeeeez......you Honda guys got it made! Takes about 60 seconds on the Tiller & Gixxer....

[Kham]

Originally posted by Degsy
No easier way than removing the 2 10mm bolts, no. Takes about 20 seconds.

derek

20sec? wow. that's the problem, getting to the 2 bolts. took me a lot longer, end up removing the rear fender.

[Degsy]

Just bend the back of the seat forward. It will spring back no problem.

derek

[Stoneman]

I've got a question too. It takes me like, 3.2 seconds to open the gas cap on my Tiller. There's GOT to me an easier way...




j/k, Kham. Couldn't resist...

[lee955i]

Heh, takes almost exactly5.735 seconds on my Trumpet .
One keyed cowl cover, pull two teathered hitch pins and lift the seat off .
Really, why is it that every Honda has about 3 thousand fasteners to get off to do simple mundane tasks .
Cheers, lee S.

[SprintPoser]

I gotcha beat. It takes a 1/4 turn of a key, lift the seat off. Total time, 1 second.

Oh yeah, that's my Triumph Sprint RS, and the seat cowl comes right off with the seat. Very cool.

[Degsy]

Sorry, that 20 seconds is for the front seat battery access. To lift the rear seat (trunk access) takes a 1/4 turn of the key and it AUTOMATICALLY flips up. Time taken 1/4 of a second.

Degs