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The process of removing the seat from a KTM motorcycle can vary slightly depending on the specific model and design. However, here are some general steps to help guide you in removing the seat from a KTM motorcycle from around 2016:

  1. Locate the Seat Lock: Look for the seat lock mechanism on the rear part of the motorcycle, usually positioned just below the rear seat section. It may be a latch, lever, or a lock cylinder that secures the seat in place.

  2. Unlock the Seat: Depending on the type of seat lock, use the appropriate method to unlock it. This may involve turning a key, pressing a release button, or releasing a latch. Refer to your motorcycle's owner's manual for specific instructions on how to unlock the seat.

  3. Lift the Rear Seat: Once the seat is unlocked, lift the rear portion of the seat by pulling it upward. It may require some force or a gentle wiggle to release it from any retaining hooks or tabs.

  4. Remove the Seat: After lifting the rear seat, slide it backward or tilt it forward to disengage it from the front mounting points. Pay attention to any wires or connectors that may be attached to the seat for accessories such as lights or sensors. Disconnect any necessary connectors before completely removing the seat.

  5. Front Seat (if applicable): Some KTM models may have a separate front seat section. If your motorcycle has a two-piece seat, locate any additional mounting points or fasteners holding the front seat in place. Remove any screws, bolts, or other attachments securing the front seat, and carefully lift it to detach it from the motorcycle.

Always consult your motorcycle's owner's manual for precise instructions and any model-specific variations. The manual will provide you with detailed information on seat removal and any precautions or steps unique to your KTM motorcycle.

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