service and cost?
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Follow the factory shop manual's maintenance schedule recommendations for your mileage. That's what the Honda shop will do. In addition to what is recommended as needing replacing, any factory Honda shop worth its salt will inspect everything on that interval list & advise you of needs.
Most factory Honda shops will average around $85 per hr & will give you an estimate for the service you're needing.
Most factory Honda shops will average around $85 per hr & will give you an estimate for the service you're needing.
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mine is around 30k on the odometer, but it also has converted sprockets so that number is 10-15% high, so id say im at 25k-27k miles on mine, so im in the same spot as you.
i'm getting ready to do: tires, rotors, air filter, spark plugs, cct, brake fluid / coolant flush.
for all my parts ive came to about $525 total, but im doing the work myself, so i can only imagine how much u'll end up paying for labor
i'm getting ready to do: tires, rotors, air filter, spark plugs, cct, brake fluid / coolant flush.
for all my parts ive came to about $525 total, but im doing the work myself, so i can only imagine how much u'll end up paying for labor
#8
You should have got a speedohealer because thats going to lower the re-sale when you go to sell it.
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yea i know, but i dont really hve the money for it, and i dont really plan on making alot back off of it when i sell it. it will probably be anohter couple years before i do, and at that time i should be pretty well off financially and already have another bike... thats the plan anyways, lol
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You should consider the chain tightening yourself. It will need to be done more often than other maint and is easy and will save you around 50 smackers. The most exotic tools it requires is a Torque Wrench and larger sockets (22 and 27mm).
http://www.shraz.net/motorcycle/f4i/drivechain/
http://www.shraz.net/motorcycle/f4i/drivechain/