Anonymous Posted on Mar 13, 2010

How do I remove the seat on a 05 Suzuki Boulevard

I have no Service manual, or manual of any kind,How do I remove the seat on a 05 Suzuki Boulevard S50?

Anonymous Mar 14, 2010

Two bolts are on either side of the seat, and two are located just behind side panels . To remaove side panels, remove one screw and pull them gently towards you.
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Remove the two 4mm alen head bolts form the side, theses have lock tight so uses a small hammer to tap while you put preasure on them. a trusted buddy to tap with the hammer. then remove the two forward covers to be able to remove the forward two. and lift the seat from the rear.

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