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PipHudson



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Removing rear seats?

this is probably the wrong section but.
I'm going to collect my new toy at the end of the month.

a Honda Ruckus, Smile

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it measures around 190cm long by 107cm tall by 74 cm wide.

So by my working out it SHOULD fit in the rear if i remove one half of the rear seating. Passenger side.

has anyone removed the rear seats? any thing i need to be careful of?

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Post #197926 7th Jul 2013 10:21pm
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JOKER



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I take it you have heated rear seats Whistle
Post #197927 7th Jul 2013 10:22pm
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PipHudson



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JOKER wrote:
I take it you have heated rear seats Whistle

Yeah, the car has heated rear seats,
Post #197930 7th Jul 2013 10:33pm
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KurtVerbose



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Mine aren't heated and it was dead easy taking them out. In fact I'm doing it again later this week for a shopping trip of my own.

They are heavy though.
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By the way - tell us about the bike?

Interested.
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PipHudson



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KurtVerbose wrote:
Mine aren't heated and it was dead easy taking them out. In fact I'm doing it again later this week for a shopping trip of my own.

They are heavy though.


Cheers. I'll give it a blast I'm sure the heated seats will just have some clips to undo. Smile

KurtVerbose wrote:
By the way - tell us about the bike?

Interested.


Its just a Honda Ruckus or Zoomer as its called in the UK.

Ive been looking for one for a while and found a gem. a 58 plate with 375 miles from new.

Its a project. I'll be fitting a wider rear wheel, and stretching the frame.
should look something like this when I'm done...
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It won't be fast at all as its only a 49cc. I may swap out the engine for a 125cc in the future
Post #197939 7th Jul 2013 10:53pm
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And then it WON'T fit Laughing Looks fun though Thumbs Up .
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PipHudson



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Joe90 wrote:
And then it WON'T fit Laughing Looks fun though Thumbs Up


lol yeah it really won't fit when its stretched, Laughing should be a good laugh to ride
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Yes it will, just don't shut the tailgate.
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Looks fun, how heavy is this "bike" or do you just drive it in to the rear bend over and park it on the tailgate? Very Happy
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PipHudson



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Robert wrote:
Looks fun, how heavy is this "bike" or do you just drive it in to the rear bend over and park it on the tailgate? Very Happy


It's 82kgs, So it will take two people to load it safely.
I could possibly do it but id end up scratching something.
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I could do that also but end up in hospital I think. To heavy, but the green one looks like fun.
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I dont think there are easy to get at connectors for the rear heated seat bases IIRC.

Just fold the seats up and sit it diagonally instead of faffing around removing seats Smile FFRR MY06 facelift With TDV8 Alloys Zeros/ATR's
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Why don't you get a small bike trailer for it ?? That way you can easily load it yourself. And if you want to keep it dry and clean while driving around, get a covered trailer Smile MY 2010 5.0 SC Galway green and sand interior!!
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Find a Ha Ha and drive it in. Smile
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