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Alan's Honda VTX 1300

The following is how Alan mounted his Deluxe Solo to his Honda

From: Alan
Sent: June 11, 2006
Subject: Honda VTX with Deluxe Solo Seat.

Got the bike done this weekend just in time to enjoy some gorgeous weather.

I put some instructions in the step by step for a Honda VTX 1300/1800.

Second email are some pix of the bike by Eagle Bay in Juneau, AK. The glacier was too crowded with tourists. I'll get you a picture with the glacier soon.

I hope you like these and will post to your site. Seat is GREAT !!

Thanks.

-Alan

Bare frame with rear tank bolt in place		Put front mounting bracket through hole and slide nut up underneath. It should take about 2-3 full turns to secure. Make sure you start with the tube angled back.

You have to file about 1/4" off the mounting nut which is under the rear tank mount bolt hole.

Rear Tank Mount Hole:

Original mounting nut is underneath the large hole and it is welded on. It must be filed down for new nut to engage threads on front bracket. It is a pain but necessary.

Mark holes to drill for bolts

	Spring mounted with bolt

ALERT

Engineering Change Required!

From: Alan
Sent: June 12, 2006
Subject: Engineering change.

I added the rest of the mounting kit (spring bracket) as the seat rode too low the fender. I thought I had scraped the new paint , but actually wore a small hole in the material on the bottom of the seat. Very hard to see unless you know it's there.

So I added the rest of the mounting kit, so here is the alternate way to mount, this one is preferred, and the new correct angle makes the seat more comfortable.

Thanks again.

- Alan







	ALERT Engineering Change Required! These two pictures show before and after Picture above is showing with back bracket in use Picture above is showing without back bracket and therefore body weight is able to compress springs far enough to mar the fender. Therefore back bracket is necessary.

Alan,

Thanks a lot for your details on how to mount and mounting problem encountered. I am sure that you have helped many who are considering or attempting to do what you have done.

Your bike looks great and your workmanship is very professional and clean.

Let me know when you chain up for your Alaskan roads! :)

PGlenn@harleyseats.com

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