ZoneIII
Supercharged
I just bought a Touring thee days ago. I apologize if these questions have been before but I didn't find them with a search.
As you know, the owner's manual is specifically written for the Roadster and there are differences between the Roadster and the Touring. For now, I need to know two things: 1) How do you remove the seat? I do all my own work on machines and will need to know that. The instructions in the manual for the Roadster don't appear to apply to the Touring. 2) Since the Roadster has the huge rear tire and the new Touring have a smaller rear tire and the spec in the manual is for the Roadster's rear tire, what is the proper recommended inflation for the Touring's rear tire?
BTW, I love this machine but it's going to take a bit of time to get used to it's weight even though I'm big and strong. I'm even nervous about shooting out into traffic from my driveway at this point. I live on a busy state highway with non-stop traffic. I was going to take it out this morning at daybreak when the roads are empty but, darn! It's raining like crazy. The reason it has me a bit psyched out is that I tipped it in my driveway (no damage) when I got it home. Once it reached the tipping point, there was simply no stopping it. What a sickening feeling!
As you know, the owner's manual is specifically written for the Roadster and there are differences between the Roadster and the Touring. For now, I need to know two things: 1) How do you remove the seat? I do all my own work on machines and will need to know that. The instructions in the manual for the Roadster don't appear to apply to the Touring. 2) Since the Roadster has the huge rear tire and the new Touring have a smaller rear tire and the spec in the manual is for the Roadster's rear tire, what is the proper recommended inflation for the Touring's rear tire?
BTW, I love this machine but it's going to take a bit of time to get used to it's weight even though I'm big and strong. I'm even nervous about shooting out into traffic from my driveway at this point. I live on a busy state highway with non-stop traffic. I was going to take it out this morning at daybreak when the roads are empty but, darn! It's raining like crazy. The reason it has me a bit psyched out is that I tipped it in my driveway (no damage) when I got it home. Once it reached the tipping point, there was simply no stopping it. What a sickening feeling!