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12-07-2006, 02:31 PM
RE: 5k service
The dealer should provide you with a list (quite lengthy in the case of my FB) that explains what they do. The bulk of the fee is towards labor (@ $75.00/hr. +/- 2hrs.). In my case I paid almost $370.00 for the 1k service, mainly because my FB has the chrome oil filter and ordered synthetic oil 6 qts. (gasp). My dealer does clean the bike (after the service) and fills up the tank, so I took mine empty, that's about $13.00 savings 
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12-07-2006, 02:38 PM
RE: 5k service
ORIGINAL: Waltman
The dealer should provide you with a list (quite lengthy in the case of my FB) that explains what they do. The bulk of the fee is towards labor (@ $75.00/hr. +/- 2hrs.). In my case I paid almost $370.00 for the 1k service, mainly because my FB has the chrome oil filter and ordered synthetic oil 6 qts. (gasp). My dealer does clean the bike (after the service) and fills up the tank, so I took mine empty, that's about $13.00 savings.
The dealer should provide you with a list (quite lengthy in the case of my FB) that explains what they do. The bulk of the fee is towards labor (@ $75.00/hr. +/- 2hrs.). In my case I paid almost $370.00 for the 1k service, mainly because my FB has the chrome oil filter and ordered synthetic oil 6 qts. (gasp). My dealer does clean the bike (after the service) and fills up the tank, so I took mine empty, that's about $13.00 savings
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That list explains what they're SUPPOSED to do, if infact they do it.
My 5k cost me some gaskets, plugs, oil/fluids, a dab of cable lube, and about 3 hours of my OWN time.
Though I do need to grease my neck bearings and I may pull, clean and inspect my brake pads. That 10k is the one that concerns me.. fixmyhog.com I found it to be a great tool.. along with the good ole' svc manual.
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12-07-2006, 02:53 PM
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ORIGINAL: Babs
That list explains what they're SUPPOSED to do, if infact they do it.
My 5k cost me some gaskets, plugs, oil/fluids, a dab of cable lube, and about 3 hours of my OWN time. Though I do need to grease my neck bearings and I may pull, clean and inspect my brake pads. That 10k is the one that concerns me..
fixmyhog.com I found it to be a great tool.. along with the good ole' svc manual.
ORIGINAL: Waltman
The dealer should provide you with a list (quite lengthy in the case of my FB) that explains what they do. The bulk of the fee is towards labor (@ $75.00/hr. +/- 2hrs.). In my case I paid almost $370.00 for the 1k service, mainly because my FB has the chrome oil filter and ordered synthetic oil 6 qts. (gasp). My dealer does clean the bike (after the service) and fills up the tank, so I took mine empty, that's about $13.00 savings.
The dealer should provide you with a list (quite lengthy in the case of my FB) that explains what they do. The bulk of the fee is towards labor (@ $75.00/hr. +/- 2hrs.). In my case I paid almost $370.00 for the 1k service, mainly because my FB has the chrome oil filter and ordered synthetic oil 6 qts. (gasp). My dealer does clean the bike (after the service) and fills up the tank, so I took mine empty, that's about $13.00 savings
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That list explains what they're SUPPOSED to do, if infact they do it.
My 5k cost me some gaskets, plugs, oil/fluids, a dab of cable lube, and about 3 hours of my OWN time.
Though I do need to grease my neck bearings and I may pull, clean and inspect my brake pads. That 10k is the one that concerns me.. fixmyhog.com I found it to be a great tool.. along with the good ole' svc manual.
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RE: 5k service
I picked up the Deluxe from the 5k service today, rides like brand new! I didn’t realize how out of wack it was until I rode it home, rides and shifts smoother, accelerates way better, well worth the money spent. I dont think I could have tweeked the bike so well myself, And yes, I picked up a manual while I was at the dealer, lots of reading to do now.
ORIGINAL: DDDeepdiver
Buy a service manuel....... it has a chart that shows what needs to be done at all of your services. It is very easy to do it yourself, and you save at least a couple hundred bucks in the process.
Buy a service manuel....... it has a chart that shows what needs to be done at all of your services. It is very easy to do it yourself, and you save at least a couple hundred bucks in the process.
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12-08-2006, 01:14 AM
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ORIGINAL: 07deluxe
I picked up the Deluxe from the 5k service today, rides like brand new! I didn’t realize how out of wack it was until I rode it home, rides and shifts smoother, accelerates way better, well worth the money spent. I dont think I could have tweeked the bike so well myself, And yes, I picked up a manual while I was at the dealer, lots of reading to do now.
I picked up the Deluxe from the 5k service today, rides like brand new! I didn’t realize how out of wack it was until I rode it home, rides and shifts smoother, accelerates way better, well worth the money spent. I dont think I could have tweeked the bike so well myself, And yes, I picked up a manual while I was at the dealer, lots of reading to do now.
ORIGINAL: DDDeepdiver
Buy a service manuel....... it has a chart that shows what needs to be done at all of your services. It is very easy to do it yourself, and you save at least a couple hundred bucks in the process.
Buy a service manuel....... it has a chart that shows what needs to be done at all of your services. It is very easy to do it yourself, and you save at least a couple hundred bucks in the process.
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