I drive it with a pressure that Honda recommends.
I find the stock pressure quite ok, maybe not super comfy but fine.
I weigh 100kg + - dunno why but my dealer decided to bump the pressure by 0.2 bar (although Honda even does not recommend to bump the pressure with 2 people) - and that made the Sh uncomfrotable.
The load of the Top Box is actually funny.
Only 3kg, but at the same time it can be used as a backrest - which I suppose puts a lot more force on it.
I have mounted phone holder with inductive charging on my SH125i, connected it using piggy back fuse connection to the one for USB port.
I've actually partially used the heated grips manual from SH350i, I guess you have an easier job since battery and fuses are in the floor?
But there's actually not much electronics in the reat itself, just the button.
At least in Sh, the motor (which engages a cable) to open Smart Top Box is hidden kind of under the seat.
And all of the connectors related to Smart Top Box are waterproof.
Where exactly do you mean?
Near the top case there should be only a button and that's it.
Yeah, you should check it.
As Sven said, with max brightness there's no issues at all with the screen.
Was the display set to max brightness?
Can anyone of you guys after first service (1000km) check what is your mileage to the service on the instrument cluster?
Ok, so I have just double checked.
I have right now 1700 km on the cluster.
And it shows me 5300 km to service.
So it's set to 7000 km.
I guess the dealer does not set the interval, they just reset it?
It's not really clear for me looking into the intervals table.
Not in my topic because i think it's useful general knowledge 
So a first service should be at 1000 km.
And then it's every 6000 km.
So the second should be at 6000 km or 7000 km?
I think I saw my cluster is set to 7000 km.
Yes, thsat is correct.
So basically nothing valuable should be left under the seat.
Yeah, the rain on the windscreen is something that a few people were telling me about.
But I already tested it at night while raining - and it was really not bad. Perhaps I just have a good eyesight 
