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Sorry for if this is a dumb question but i just got my dluxe and after pulling seat to remove a weak battery ( its an 05) i see this clear protective film. do y'all clean it and leave it or remove? Thank you
i just removed that film so i could put my stock seat back on .i used a heatgun,plastic putty knife and cleaned the glue off with goof off.took a short ride and didn't like my stock seat,so i put my sundower seat right back on.
If you ride a passenger the tape is there to keep the rear seat from scratching the paint that is underneath it. If you ride solo take it off. If you don't, keep it.
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