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2018 RTL floorboard removal

There MUST be a thread about this but a fair amount of searching turned up nothing I could use. Which reminds me that I need to see if there's a thread on how to most effectively employ the search engine. Anyway...

How do the OEM floorboards attach/come off a 2018 RTL? I took a gander down there with my trusty light and saw nothing that looked promising. Didn't get all the way underneath. I'm thinking of a lift--Pittsburgh, Strongway, Vevor, etc.--and it seems that most require removal of one or the other floorboards to get the thing securely centered under the bike.

Thanks in advance.
 
I would run it up on some car ramps in reverse, or jack it up and throw them under the tire backwards so you have a good shot under there. Once off the ground get under there it's pretty much self-expletory from there, p.s they put those bolts on with that yellow lock-tite so hang on! 🙃 Good luck
 
I would run it up on some car ramps in reverse, or jack it up and throw them under the tire backwards so you have a good shot under there. Once off the ground get under there it's pretty much self-expletory from there, p.s they put those bolts on with that yellow lock-tite so hang on! 🙃 Good luck
Thanks. I didn't think it would be easy.
 
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