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You put a club before your wife?

On this bike using the ignition key if you turn it to the right the bike is ready to start like you normally would do. If you turn the key all the way to the left it disengages the seat lock and you should be able to lift it. Not sure if that works for your bike but check it out. At first it took us a bit to figure out how to remove our seat.

@@src-shteekitridingclub7658 thank you for taking the time to reply it didn't work that way on the 2000 b92c but you got me looking around I took off a side cover and I found another key slot tucked under there I turned it it was tight but it turned and it released the seat I just needed to get at the battery thanks a lot appreciate your help

Can you believe this motorcycle is in beautiful shape but here it is year 2023 and this thing doesn't have a pigtail for trickle charging how could it make it this many years without the owner putting on a trickle charger pigtail I don't know that fact my wife and Democrats three things I will never understand

There should be a bolt on the back of the seat if you have the 2 person seat and then after you take that off after removing the back rest if you got one it should slide right out

Use the ignition key in the round black keyhole on the left hand side of the seat towards the rear. Turn the Key and it releases the seat pin. Lift from back to front to remove.

Hi, It depends allot on the quality of the leather and the condition of the jacket.

What year is your. Is it the same year and model.

Haven’t been on the bike yet. It’s still in the works. It’s been a busy past year. It’s almost there. It’s starts up whenever we turn it on but just not ready for the street yet. Hope to post a video soon

Hello, no we didn’t do the inside of the bag as it is not smooth like the outer sides. Let us know how yours turns out.

someone had suggested the following but we have not personally attempted any of these tips. Some scrapes and scratches are more minor than others and can easily be fixed with items you already have in your house. For smaller scratches, start by using a cotton swab or cotton ball dipped in distilled water. Gently rub the cotton swab over the scratch until it is no longer visible. If the scratch is still visible, try using a white pencil eraser. Rub the eraser over the scratch until it disappears. If these two methods do not work, purchase some liquid shoe polish that matches the color of your bag. Apply a small amount of shoe polish to the scratch with a cotton swab and rub it in until the scratch disappears. Wipe off any excess shoe polish with a clean cloth. Fixing Deep Scratches If the scratch is deeper, you will need to use leather repair kits that can be found at most craft stores. These kits come with various color options so that you can choose one that closely resembles the color of your bag. Start by cleaning the area around the scratch with a cotton swab dipped in rubbing alcohol. This will help remove any dirt or debris so that the repair kit can better adhere to the bag. Once the area is clean, follow the instructions on the repair kit to fill in the scratch. These kits usually come with a small tube of glue and directions on how much glue to use based on the scratch size. Allow plenty of time for the glue to dry completely before using your bag again. Learn how to keep your leather bag from cracking.

then never use it again... it stinks!

Sorry for the late reply but this year we have not been able to spend as much time on the Victory as we had planned. only task we completed this year was getting a new rear tire on it. Not to exciting at all, sad to say. How are things coming along with you?

Hey thanks for the message it’s a nice bike. Once it fired up we let it run for a while it warmed up nicely. Seems to start no problem now. Solid engine. Unfortunately we haven’t taken it on the road yet there are some parts we are trying to source out and order but also one of the main reasons is the back tire needs to be replaced, it has cracks on the sidewalls because it was sitting for a couple years outdoors with the tire flat. We have the new tire already just trying to coordinate with a shoot to just put it on the rim for us and then we will install it. How’s your bike doing. We would like to hear about it.

@@src-shteekitridingclub7658 Got all sorts of new parts: wheel bearings, stock muffler, speed sensor, tires, fork seals/oil, busting my butt cleaning pitted spoke wheels. And while waiting for parts I cleaned and shined etc. Right this minute, I am trying hard to get the back wheel on. The spacers won't squeeze in. I must be doing something wrong? I am struggling.

The battery seems to be doing great. It’s been on and off the battery tender throughout the winter but the bike started up no problem. battery seems fine

@@src-shteekitridingclub7658 thanks! Good luck with the channel.

Steven Bullock - Yeah went down on the right side. bought the bike as is. Needs some work and some parts. Also had been sitting outside for 2 years with the previous owner. Don’t even know if she starts up or not but we will post an update video once a few main parts come in like battery / new oil / new oil filter / Once we clean the fuel system and add new fuel we will give it a shot. Fingers crossed.

I don't think anything serious but we might give it a paint job just to fix up a couple of small rust scratches developing on the front and rear tip of the fender, needs a few parts, been trying to find the chrome ring that goes around the head light housing but that seem to be difficult to come across with, might have to try and repair the one we have, that is dented from the fall. Yes lints of part on eBay