Re: 600 mile service

Make sure there is no "A dealer must do this" clause in the
bike's warrantee. My bike is so far out of warantee that I
don't care about such things, but for a new fresh bike like
yours, you might want to inquire about that.

I had my dealer do that one for me. I prompty crashed
anyway (first long ride after the 600 mile service!) but
that's irrelevant. I just wanted to make sure that everything
was tight and nothing fell off, etc. From then on, I try
to do my own basic maintenance, with the occasional trips to
the mechanic for stuff I don't feel confident about doing.
(NOTE: I said I said trips to "the mechanic" not "the dealer")

V


----- Original Message -----
From: "mark hogg" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, March 06, 2006 3:24 PM
Subject: Re: 600 mile service


> 600 mile service consists of an oil change
> and a check of torque on major chasis bolts.
> yes you can do it your self also walmart
> sells the oil filter.
>
> --- Vu Phan <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> I just reached 600 miles on my '06 SV naked.  Should
>> I take it in to
>> be serviced or can I do this myself?  If I can do it
>> myself, what
>> things should I check or replace?
>>
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