Just installed my Show Chrome luggage rack only to discover that my Corbin seat needs to be reinstalled first. Had to remove the rack, replace the seat then reinstall the rack. Ugh!
This means that anytime I want to remove the seat, I have to remove the luggage rack first.
Q1. Is the stock seat the same way?
Q2. Is there any routine maintenance that requires the seat to be removed?
I don't know which seat you're using, but I have a stock seat and it doesn't get in the way of the rack, or vice versa.
Oops.. Corbin. Just amended my orig post. thanksOriginally Posted by radi0chik
Ugg. That'd be a pain indeed if that's the case
I have no idea why you would remove the rack to remove the seat.
Rack instructions:
http://www.bigbikeparts.com/catalog/...0_52-830SK.pdf
If you did not have a Honda Backrest already installed then you would have to install the Rack Mount Kit, which would require to remove the seat by removing the four side rail bolts. There are a few more steps to install the Rack Mount Kit.
After Rack Mount Kit is installed then you re-install the seat, use tapered seat bolts, way easier.
Mount Kit Instructions.
http://www.bigbikeparts.com/catalog/...2-/52-830M.pdf
I did use the Rack Mount Kit
There is no need to use the tapered bolt seats, as the OEM bolts are easily inserted through the Corbin seat unlike the OEM seat.
The tail of the Corbin seat extends beneath the luggage rack. There is only one way and one location to install the seat and all six seat bolts are properly located and used. I also found only one way/location to mount the rack. Am I missing something?
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Nope looks like those two particular brands of aftermarket accessories aren't compatible with each other.
That does seem to be the case, hence my second question. Now that I am done adding accessories, I don't know if there is a reason that the seat needs to be removed again. Is there any routine maintenance that requires the seat to be removed?Nope looks like those two particular brands of aftermarket accessories aren't compatible with each other.
No one is ever done adding accessories to an F6B
The seat needs to be removed for access to the Data Link Connector should you ever have an engine malfunction light, for access to the relay bank, and sooner or later to change the air filter.
That's what I was afraid of.
Thanks
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