How to maintain my bike

[Gerontious]

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[Hoggs]

There should be a rule on this forum that anyone who mentions THAT forum.. should be required to make a £25 donation to THIS forum.

 

I obviously never visit other forums so know nothing about it but I'm willing to enforce this

[Stu]

There should be a rule on this forum that anyone who mentions THAT forum.. should be required to make a £25 donation to THIS forum.

 

I like that rule

[Guest]

There should be a rule on this forum that anyone who mentions THAT forum.. should be required to make a £25 donation to THIS forum.

 

I obviously never visit other forums so know nothing about it but I'm willing to enforce this

Yes, but in the words of Leon Brown, "Sometimes you have to experience the bad so that you can learn to appreciate the good things that enter your life".

TMBF being the good, natch (grovel grovel).

(But JiveBunny is still something else!)

[fastbob]

The first 25 pages of my ER5 Haynes manual are entitled Routine Maintenance and Servicing and very informative they are too .Full of good general advice and "Haynes Hints " I'm sure that their Chinese Motorbike manual will have an equally good section as well .

[elizabethf]

......despite some of the previous comments, well done on getting to grips with your bike, Elizabeth. Have you got a manual for it? Haynes or Clymer are usually good but you can often find the factory manuals on the interweb.....but sometimes the Haynes/Clymer books explain things in a manner that is more understandable for the beginner. Keeping records is good, make sure you keep any receipts for maintenance itrms as well as any farkles you might add.

 

We got the Haynes manual to help Also download a CBR manual online for reference.

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[Muttly]

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