Break-in, Bolts, & Nuts.........
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oil filter, spare plug, engine oil, and gear oil. Fuel filter is at 5hrs, so might want to grab one of those too, though you can buy them cheap at the auto parts store, it's a fram filter. This will get your through break in and riding.
At home have, Anti sieze (for the tansmission drain bolt) WD-40 for the shock rods after washing, and an industrial size tube of locktight.
Oh... and beer.
Good luck and post any questions you might have
At home have, Anti sieze (for the tansmission drain bolt) WD-40 for the shock rods after washing, and an industrial size tube of locktight.
Oh... and beer.
Good luck and post any questions you might have
I agree with Laptraffic on his suggestions. But if you can, get the cleanable stainless steel oil filter, it will save you money in the long run. Also, Napa has the fuel filters for $2-3. Stock up on those so you don't have top worry about finding one in a bind. These bikes hate dirty air filters....
On another note, No need to replace the tranny filter on a regular basis. The dales' come stock with a reuseable, cleanable tranny filter (steel mesh).
On another note, No need to replace the tranny filter on a regular basis. The dales' come stock with a reuseable, cleanable tranny filter (steel mesh).
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When I got mine I stripped the bike after the break in hour, I figgured this was the best way to hit all the fasteners. Once the body was off, it was easier to get at the other fasteners, I did it this way, if it was holding something onto the frame that wasnt the engine, I backed the nut a bit, shot some locktite in and the tightened it down.
I ended up losing a body fastener and the rear fastener that holds the tail pipe on. (I never checked it )
Take your time, do it thoroughly and you have fewer hassles in the future.
I ended up losing a body fastener and the rear fastener that holds the tail pipe on. (I never checked it )
Take your time, do it thoroughly and you have fewer hassles in the future.