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30K + service schedule

30K + service schedule
Gordo Offline
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#1
13-08-2011, 10:45pm
Can anyone tell me where I can find a service schedule that goes past the 24K in the manual? Or do I just re-cycle the 24K one starting at 1000 again?
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23-08-2011, 01:16am
Just change your oil and filters every 10k and your plugs every 30k.
No probs. assuming you look after all the nuts and bolts and lube the chain regularly.
Do all the fluids every 4 years. i.e. coolant, clutch and brakes.
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23-08-2011, 01:58am
(23-08-2011, 01:16am)BUSGO Wrote: Just change your oil and filters every 10k and your plugs every 30k.
No probs. assuming you look after all the nuts and bolts and lube the chain regularly.
Do all the fluids every 4 years. i.e. coolant, clutch and brakes.

Cam chain every 80,000 km ?


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23-08-2011, 02:56pm
After 24K all is used up and you need to buy new bike. It is called a built in obsolescence Lol3

Seriously though, you just keep repeating your schedules for another 24K plus few things like Busgo and Greeny mentioned. If you have OEM brake & clutch hoses they need to replaced every two years as well.
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CeeJay07
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23-08-2011, 05:27pm
I'd do my coolant, clutch & brakes every 2 years.
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