Zero motorcycle - How to remove your seat

Essential for any major maintenance job for your Zero motorcycle. Here we dive into the internals of the bike and aftermarket options.
Custom Seat Reference: www.corbin.com/

[@JackpineGandy]

It is an easy task, once I see how it is done. You did a good job. Thanks.

[@Statistikes]

Thanks !

[@fotoamgamgfoto3695]

Thanks! Any video how to mount top rack console?

[@ebrensi]

I got a used Zero SR with a Corbin seat already on it and I got the original seat as well. I want to put the stock seat back on because the passenger part is flatter and better to accommodate a pizza for DoorDash. One thing I was hoping to see was the underside of the seat because there is some mounting hardware that I think might be missing.

[@alternativestandard3303]

check out body trim page 16 of this parts break down chart. It lists all the parts you need for the seat. www.af1racing.com/store/ProdImages/st3/17DSR.pdf

[@45arnet]

Is there anything that can be done about the tabs sticking out? I just noticed this and its me nuts!

[@lolaleslie66]

I have a Zero S with the foam shaved all the way down on the seat because I'm so short. Do you know if the Corbin is lower than the stock seat? Thinking of investing in one because I have zero cushion now.

[@alternativestandard3303]

Hey Lola! Thanks for checking out my channel. Overall, buying a corbin to reduce seat height would not be any better. You have to consider the seat is limited in depth. Removing the foam would be necessary with the corbin seat as well. I suggest seriously looking at adjusting suspension.

[@lolaleslie66]

@@alternativestandard3303 Yeah, that's what I thought. I've been getting used to balancing on my toes and have a pair of moto boots with a nice lift on them which gives me an extra 2.5 inches or so, so we're coming along regardless of the tallish seat! Thank you for the response!