SH300i Battery Access

[alscott8]

Hello all,
I recently bought a new SH300i, but it will mainly be used when I take it away with my motorhome. This means I will need to leave it on trickle charge to ensure a healthy battery.

The trouble is I'm finding it hard to work out how to get to the battery. I have undone the pop out studs under the seat and after a lot of pulling and pushing, managed to remove the upper cover below the seat. I have undone the floor screws but now can work out how to remove the floor and connected body cover. Can anyone help with pics or a video, the internet seems to have everything covered except this.

Thanks in advance.

[Yorkie150]

I have purchased a PCX for the same reason...and after fitting a fly lead for an optimate and I can only assume that Honda designed these bikes to be serviced by a Gynaecologist !!!!

[you you]

I have purchased a PCX for the same reason...and after fitting a fly lead for an optimate and I can only assume that Honda designed these bikes to be serviced by a Gynaecologist !!!!

Probably they didn’t. It is a little awkward but not the worst thing in the world. Ask your wife.

What are you planning as your next mod?

[WhiteNoise]

Welcome aboard our forums alscott!
I do not own a SH300i but a did a bit of research. I struck out on a video (but did see a later SH model install done - no help - due to design change). Off to google again how about a schematic? Best I could do (said with disappoint)....look here:

https://www.bike-parts-honda.com/honda- ... 14/2/36312

Have you thought about ordering/purchasing a service (shop) manual from your dealer? They are incredibly useful! Worth the $$$ - I say

I sometimes wish they sold the SH300 in the States I guess we're thankful for what we get, heh? Please let us know how your doing with this challenge, good luck!

Oh wait! Please add your location to your profile. Just makes helping you that much easier. Directions are below my post
From the U.S., I bid you good day!