I am trying to remove the seat on a late model Suzuki Boulevard to get at the battery. I have removed the bolt that attaches the seat to the rear fender. Now what?

I had a Honda 750 and it had a bolt at the rear of the seat and a key lock on the left side that released it. Also my Yamaha Roadstar was the same way. Good luck.

Hi,
I have an '07 C50c Metallic Silver/Tribal.
To remove driver's you have to remove passenger seat first
Remove bolt holding down rear of passenger seat
(s/b 1 Hex-key/Allen hd. bolt)
Lift rear end of seat and pull back to release
You will then see the (2) bolts holding the driver's seat (and passenger grab-strap) down.
Remove bolts, lift and pull toward the back of bike to release
That should take care of it...half of it anyway!
(Hope I didn't forget something important)
Good luck!
- "Ride like they're all trying to run your @$$ over" - k.w. smith

It is a lot of work and there are no short cuts, as I tried what some other people offered????

You will need to remove, passenger seat, rider seat, positive battery cable, side covers, toolbox case cover,
Remove coolant cover case, drain coolant from reservoir, and remove to clean and inspect
Remove clutch cover, loosen all clutch play, then remove cable from lever to allow slack and it to be moved out of the way in the engine area.
Loosen hose to water pump and drain,
rear exhaust pipe and muffler ( saddle bag if applicable), you may have to loosen rear holding bolts for #1 muffler to allow play to disconnect the joint between the 2 mufflers,
Disconnect coolant tube housing (3 - 8mm bolts) in the back of the 2nd cylinder, there is also a 2 bolt angle joint to the coolant
Remove starter motor cover (7 mm wrench), remove the 2 bolts holding in the starter motorin and the lead to the starter motor. Starter motor needs to be played with, jiggle and pryed gently to remove( out the exhaust side) and similarly to install and reverse all other procedures.
To refill radiator undo tank bolt and pull back to reveal radiator cap at the top left side remove cap and add new fluid., other fluid can be added to the reservoir

You will need a 6mm Allen wrench- I keep a "T-head" one handy for this, since the seats must be removed so often for maintenance. Remove the bolt at the back of the passenger seat, and pull that seat back while working it out of the strap around it. Now remove the two bolts that hold the bracket and rear tab of the front set. The front seat should now slide back and off. When reinstalling, be sure that the slot on the bottom of the rear seat slides into the bracket, and the tab on the front of the front seat slides into the slot in the frame just below the gas tank.

Remove the bolt holding the rear seat on, then remove the screws holding the front seat on to access the battery.

1- remove the bolt holding on the rear passenger seat. Pull the seat back and off.
2- remove the two bolts holding on the front driver's seat. Pull seat back and off.

remove the two 4mm alen head bolts form the side, theses have lock tight so uses a small hammer to tap while you put preasure on them. a trusted buddy to tap with the hammer. then remove the two forward covers to be able to remove the forward two. and lift the seat from the rear.

There is a bolt at the back of the passenger seat, you remove it and slide the seat to the rear This will expose the bolts at the rear of the rider's seat, remove them and slide the rider's seat back. There's your battery.

You can just park your S50's back tire on a 2x4, look under the battery and you will see a metal case, it has a swing door on it. Remove the Neg and Positive leads, take the bolts out and the battery will slide down and out of the case.

Most M/C have the battery located under the seat. Remove the seat and you will see the top of the battery.