97 Honda VFR Seat Removal Question

Discussion in 'UK Motorcycles' started by timem1, Mar 16, 2007.

  1. timem1

    timem1 Guest

    Hi,

    I am trying to replace the battery on my 97 VFR and unfortunately I
    have no clue as to how to remove the seat.Can anyone please tell me
    how to go about doing this?

    Thanks

    T
     
    timem1, Mar 16, 2007
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    SteveH Guest

    There's a lock on the RHS (as you sit on the bike), near the pillion
    footpeg hanger.

    Unlock the lock, then pull the lever behind it down and the seat will
    pop off.
     
    SteveH, Mar 16, 2007
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    Owen Guest

    Any minute now someone is going to suggest an angle-grinder... Do not
    be offended...
     
    Owen, Mar 16, 2007
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  4. Using the patented Mavis Beacon "Hunt&Peck" Technique, Owen
    Tchah! Such old hat.

    C4, shaped charge. It's the modern way.

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    Wicked Uncle Nigel, Mar 16, 2007
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    Beelzebub Guest

    And what liner would sir use with that?
     
    Beelzebub, Mar 17, 2007
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    ginge Guest

    Osama Bin Liner!
     
    ginge, Mar 17, 2007
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  7. Using the patented Mavis Beacon "Hunt&Peck" Technique, Beelzebub
    I would take advice on the matter. What would you recommend?

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    Wicked Uncle Nigel - Podium Placed Ducati Race Engineer as featured in
    Performance Bikes and Fast Bikes

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    SBS#39 OMF#6 Enfield 500 Curry House Racer "The Basmati Rice Burner",
    Honda GL1000K2 (Falling apart) Kawasaki ZN1300 Voyager "Oh, Oh, It's so big"
    Suzuki TS250 "The Africa Single" Yamaha Vmax Honda ST1100 wiv trailer
     
    Wicked Uncle Nigel, Mar 17, 2007
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  8. timem1

    Beelzebub Guest

    I'd go with Ginge's advice - can't beat that.
     
    Beelzebub, Mar 17, 2007
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    Scraggy Guest


    Copper. V section is good. All the best warheads use it.
     
    Scraggy, Mar 17, 2007
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    Pip Luscher Guest

    Personally, I'd avoid the ocean-going sort.
     
    Pip Luscher, Mar 17, 2007
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  11. timem1

    Pip Guest

    How about the panty sort?
     
    Pip, Mar 17, 2007
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    Pip Luscher Guest

    Depends on whether it's used or not.
     
    Pip Luscher, Mar 17, 2007
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    Eddie Guest

    Eddie, Mar 17, 2007
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  14. timem1

    Pip Luscher Guest

    The army do a safety demo for thunderflashes. It varies, but the one I
    saw involved placing a two foot square of wriggly tin on a lit
    thunderflash.

    There was a bang and the square of steel was suddenly at least 50ft in
    the air. Of course it dropped sort of like a falling leaf, mostly edge
    on and not very predictably; there was rapid movement in the general
    direction of Away by the blokes who suddenly found themselves in the
    vicinity of Ground Zero.

    There are other demos they do. I've not seen the coke can one, but as
    a demonstration of how dangerous a blank round is, our Sergeant placed
    a thick cardboard tube over the end of an SLR's barrel. He let off the
    safety, squeezed the trigger, and suddenly the air was filled with
    flakes of cardboard.
     
    Pip Luscher, Mar 17, 2007
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    frag Guest

    Eddie banged the rocks together and they said :
    "We only have two amenities here, a bus shelter and a post box. And now
    the post box has been blown up."

    Oh jesus, my sides hurt. That place must be a mecca for all the
    surrounding villages; Friday night Bus Stop disco!
     
    frag, Mar 17, 2007
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    DR Guest

    Hope you noticed one of the other villages affected, Frag; you should
    be at least familiar with the name.
     
    DR, Mar 17, 2007
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    Beelzebub Guest

    Depends what you're using it for - C4 isn't that great a driving explosive
    either, so copper not the best option. Actually if you want state of the
    art, high precision shaped charges, don't look at the defence industry, the
    oil industry is where it's at.

    As an aside, gold is one of the best liner materials due to its rather
    spiffing material properties.
     
    Beelzebub, Mar 17, 2007
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    frag Guest

    DR banged the rocks together and they said :
    Oh yes, I know Brampton reasonably well, and Haltwhistle, but not those
    little villages. Actually Head's Nook does ring bells, but I can't
    remember why.

    My mind did start thinking of likely people who could have done it, but
    they're all my age and well past that kind of stuff now.

    I'd be amazed if it was anyone from Carlisle, Haltwhistle is a long way
    to go to play silly buggers, even for very silly buggers.
     
    frag, Mar 17, 2007
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    DR Guest

    I sit in Brampton as I type this; Heads Nook is about a mile off the
    main Carlisle - Brampton road, near Corby Hill/Warwick Bridge.

    What I want to know is where can I get hold of military grade
    ordnance? I have several ideas for the use of...
     
    DR, Mar 18, 2007
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    frag Guest

    DR banged the rocks together and they said :
    You've done it now.

    See those black helicopters?
     
    frag, Mar 18, 2007
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