vishal Posted February 23, 2007 Posted February 23, 2007 dear all, i have just purchased this bike - the clutch is sticky - i think it could do with a service. i wanting to get my hands dirty - what should i do for a basic service? change the oil, filter, plug etc? where is the best place to get parts for my bike - i am based in north london. worse case - who should i go to for servicing - i need someone who is cheap but good. many thanks, vishal vora
Moderator drewpy Posted February 23, 2007 Moderator Posted February 23, 2007 dear all, i have just purchased this bike - the clutch is sticky - i think it could do with a service. i wanting to get my hands dirty - what should i do for a basic service? change the oil, filter, plug etc? where is the best place to get parts for my bike - i am based in north london. worse case - who should i go to for servicing - i need someone who is cheap but good. many thanks, vishal vora Get yourself a manual and read it. Haynes should do one for your bike and it tells you what needs doing at what intervals and how its done. That's how I learned.
vishal Posted February 25, 2007 Author Posted February 25, 2007 thanks - and if i don't fancy getting my hands dirty? can anyone recommend a mechanic who is london based?
yamman06 Posted February 26, 2007 Posted February 26, 2007 thanks - and if i don't fancy getting my hands dirty? can anyone recommend a mechanic who is london based? You can't have a bike & not get yer hands dirty It's part of havin one
Moderator mervin Posted March 2, 2007 Moderator Posted March 2, 2007 Get hold of a copy of Motorcycle and scooter maintenance manual by Hugo Wilson ISBN-7513-0402-6 a very good guide for beginners even if you are not intending to do any work yourself it will give you a good insight into how the thing works merv
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