[wcrank]

It does get easier. When I got my bike, I talked to a guy who volunteered at my police department. He owned a custom bike shop. He let me bring my bike and "help" him work on it. Although I was not much help. Before too long, I was able to actually do the work myself. I ended up learning fork seals, chain and sprocket replacement, oil change, clutch replacement, and various cosmetic procedures.

[StevieB]

"Experience is a tough teacher, because she gives the test first, and then gives the lesson."
-(unknown)

Now you know how to change the oil on your bike, and you are more aligned with the machine. Next time, you will do better.

You have done well, grasshopper.

[IndyGunner]

buy a kn race filter next time... they have hex heads on em so you dont need any special suzki tools.

And in the instance you dont have one... take a hammer and pound a screwdriver throgh the side of it.. and twist...

[md86]

It does get easier. When I got my bike, I talked to a guy who volunteered at my police department. He owned a custom bike shop. He let me bring my bike and "help" him work on it. Although I was not much help. Before too long, I was able to actually do the work myself. I ended up learning fork seals, chain and sprocket replacement, oil change, clutch replacement, and various cosmetic procedures.

You AGAIN ? I gotta know what's up with digging up all the threads from 2 years ago . You just searching for stuff and these are the threads you find ?