Polaris 2003 Victory Classic Cruiser - Manual (Page 137)

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MAINTENANCE
Seat Removal and Installation
The Classic Cruiser has two separate seats, the operator’s seat and the passenger’s seat.
The Touring Cruiser has a combined operator and passenger seat.
Always make sure the seats are securely locked before riding the motorcycle. An unlocked seat
could cause a sudden shift in riding position, causing loss of control.
WARNING
Classic Cruiser
1. Insert the ignition key into the ignition switch/seat release and turn the key
counterclockwise.
2. Lift the front of the seat and slide the seat forward and off of the motorcycle.
3. The passenger’s seat mounting screws are located at the front of the seat.
Removing the passenger seat is unnecessary for regular maintenance.
4. To reinstall the operator’s seat, slide the tongue of the seat into the passenger’s
seat base. Push down on the front of the operator’s seat until it locks.
Touring Cruiser
1. Remove the acorn nut from behind the seat.
2. Lift rear of seat slightly to clear the rear mounting stud, then push rear of
seat forward to clear backrest.
3. Move rear of seat to left carefully until clear of backrest.
4. Pull seat rearward and to the left to disengage front tab and remove.
5. To reinstall the seat, slide it forward and into position on the motorcycle.
Make sure the front seat mount is engaged. Lower the seat onto the rear
mounting stud and reinstall the acorn nut.
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