Indian RoadMaster Seat Replacement. 

today discover that you don't have to remove everything if you want to disassemble your saddle. that's where the battery is. for a roadmaster you have to disassemble the 2 side and top box to access the bolt on the mudguard that holds the saddle. you can loosen the two side bolts when you take off the side covers. you can pull the 12 volt socket in the box out if you push it upwards from the outside (near the backrest) along the bottom while wobbling. you do not have to disconnect the plugs. then you can lower an Allen screw with an extension into the hole and loosen the bolt. push the saddle back and disconnect plugs and it's off.without removing the boxes

That's a lot of crap just to remove the seat to get to the battery. Thanks for showing me how it's done.

I'm disappointed in Indian's rear seat attachment ..all my bikes in memory never used an exposed, and extented metal flap to bolt down