[wardie]

Headshrink here's some pictures. Make a cardboard cut out of hole left when seat is removed. You'll see two holes in cross members in front and rear. Drill those out to accept 10/24 well nuts (sometimes called rivet nuts). Towards the front of the mounting you'll have to make, machine or cut spacers to keep the angle of the plate reasonable and not dipping sharply. All I have to do is take a number 2 Philips screwdriver, unscrew four Philips screws pull plate and slide on seat.

IAMJACOB has a nice set up as well the differences are my plate sits inside the rear seat opening and doesn't require more the a Philips screw driver to take it off. I would think IAMJACOBs mount would hold more weight though..both are good setups and I do not need saddlebags to go for several days. Really if you can carry three changes of clothes there's always a laundra mat somewhere