Oil Change Procedure: Difference between revisions
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Once you decide to change the oil in your bike, the process is not that difficult. First, gather together the needed supplies. You'll need oil, [[Oil Filters|a filter]] and a drain pan. The silicone spray lube is for the cables, and any other external moving parts, such as the foot pegs, levers, etc. Also shown in this photo are chain lube (you should always have some around) and fuel stabilizer, since these pictures were originally taken for a [[ | Once you decide to change the oil in your bike, the process is not that difficult. First, gather together the needed supplies. You'll need oil, [[Oil Filters|a filter]] and a drain pan. The silicone spray lube is for the cables, and any other external moving parts, such as the foot pegs, levers, etc. Also shown in this photo are chain lube (you should always have some around) and fuel stabilizer, since these pictures were originally taken for a [[How should I go about preparing my bike for winter storage?|winterization article]]. | ||
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