spine protectors?
- VermilionX
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- VermilionX
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eh?
why would i need a shop manual for these?
1. check tires
2. check the controls
3. check lights
4. check oil and coolant levels
5. check chain
6. check sidestand
7. check brakes
i only said inspecting them not fixing. although some of those, i can fix on my own.
why would i need a shop manual for these?
1. check tires
2. check the controls
3. check lights
4. check oil and coolant levels
5. check chain
6. check sidestand
7. check brakes
i only said inspecting them not fixing. although some of those, i can fix on my own.
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i don't need it.Sevulturus wrote:Why would you need a bulldog stand to do any of those?
like said, i just wanna make it faster and easier to clean and lube the chain.
and of course, investing in stands is always a good idea. i can use it too when i get to have some trackdays.
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- BuzZz
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Oh, I dunno, maybe so you know what the proper settings are, and in case you want to adjust them, how to adjust them, where the adjustments points are.... useless stuff like that..... not to mention what to look for if problems crop up.VermilionX wrote:eh?
why would i need a shop manual for these?
1. check tires
2. check the controls
3. check lights
4. check oil and coolant levels
5. check chain
6. check sidestand
7. check brakes
i only said inspecting them not fixing. although some of those, i can fix on my own.
I predict your mechanic will soon dread your appearance on his doorstep and either shrug you off or start charging you out of his life.
'Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance' didn't cover this, I'm sure.
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- VermilionX
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my owner's manual has steps on how to adjust them.BuzZz wrote:
Oh, I dunno, maybe so you know what the proper settings are, and in case you want to adjust them, how to adjust them, where the adjustments points are.... useless stuff like that..... not to mention what to look for if problems crop up.
I predict your mechanic will soon dread your appearance on his doorstep and either shrug you off or start charging you out of his life.
'Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance' didn't cover this, I'm sure.
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Buzz, I'm starting to think you are right. He doesn't really want to learn how to do it the right way. He is more interested in looking cool. Besides, he already has all the answers. Problem is he still doesn't know what the questions are.
I would be the old, slow guy. Just let me know where you are going and I'll try to get there before you leave.
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