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Posted by Troll
 - September 02, 2021, 19:48:49 PM

WAy in the back is a stud and nut that attaches to the horseshoe support for the rear section. On either side, just forward of the rear shocks, there is a 6mm bolt through a bracket. The front is held down using a stud and washer that's attached to the frame. After the bolts are out, you mush push the seat forward from the rear and up over the tank. The orange arrow points to the stud/washer in the frame the seat hooks over

Posted by wookiebear
 - September 02, 2021, 19:12:33 PM

Just got a low mileage 2000 Drifter 1500 and am having an issue with removing the Corbin 2 Up seat.

I need to work on the electricals and battery as well as work on the seat (am tall and may need to do some modifications so the bike fits me better)

All that said I can't figure out how to remove the saddle.  I know it is probably easy after you know how but as I don't know how it is not intuitive, at least for me

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated and thanks in advance for all your help

mike

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