09-18-2014, 07:52 AM
[quote='MFGUSA' pid='60572' dateline='1411075544']
Ok, I'll add to the already 4 pages about removing the seat. I'm right handed so- in goes the key, then I reach around with my index finger, still right hand, and slide down the release. Now I reach across my right arm with my left arm to grab the rear of the seat and then slide it backward. If I "think" about it before doing it, then I'll use my left hand to slide the latch down. Much easier.
What I really hate is putting gas in it. I don't mind the frequency, but I have to precisely aim the nozzle to the front left and then feather the gas in to minimize back splashing. Takes about 2 hours.
I can do it in 1 hour !
Just kidding , I always fill up my bikes at home before I take of, have 2 cans with 5 gallon each . (also for riding mower, Shell 93 octane)
Ok, I'll add to the already 4 pages about removing the seat. I'm right handed so- in goes the key, then I reach around with my index finger, still right hand, and slide down the release. Now I reach across my right arm with my left arm to grab the rear of the seat and then slide it backward. If I "think" about it before doing it, then I'll use my left hand to slide the latch down. Much easier.
What I really hate is putting gas in it. I don't mind the frequency, but I have to precisely aim the nozzle to the front left and then feather the gas in to minimize back splashing. Takes about 2 hours.
I can do it in 1 hour !
Just kidding , I always fill up my bikes at home before I take of, have 2 cans with 5 gallon each . (also for riding mower, Shell 93 octane)