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Easy Battery Access with Topbox
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 DCP01457.JPGRemove the tray1048 views
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 DCP01458.JPGTopbox screws715 viewsRemove, watch out for the sleeve inserts.
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 DCP01459.JPGRubber bungs939 viewsRemove with a blunt screwdriver.
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 DCP01460.JPGHand-rail screws800 views
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 DCP01461.JPGBackplate screws.874 viewsThese need removing, and will eventually be the sole retaining screws for the battery cover panel.
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 DCP01462.JPGBottom plate screws910 viewsRemove all the allen screws underneath.
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 DCP01464.JPGTop-plate removed912 views
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 DCP01465.JPGBolts hiding in hole.1155 viewsThese can be tricky to remove, a magnetic screwdriver can be useful.
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 DCP01468.JPGRetaining Philips crosshead bolts1195 viewsRemove these, and throw them away, no longer needed.
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 DCP01536.JPGBackplate mods1383 viewsCut the tangs as shown, and after reassembling the topbox rack, try for fit. You might have to cut a little bit more away at the top or bottom. The backplate is held in place by the two screws at the rear of the seat.
   
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