Dip stick that doesn't suck?
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Maybe hers doesn't fit right or something, but it's so hard to grip we usually have to use a rubber jar-opener to grip it to turn and I have torn the whole top off trying to turn it in the past. Do others turn/screw in/out easier? She is one of those people who won't start her bike without checking ever single thing and having tire pressure within 1 lb. of perfect, etc., but even she won't check the oil because it's just too much work to get the dip stick in and out.
So it's the twist in/twist out step that's the issue.
So it's the twist in/twist out step that's the issue.
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The stock one is not all thatt bad to get out, but if you have a wider seat that would make it harder.
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Maybe hers doesn't fit right or something, but it's so hard to grip we usually have to use a rubber jar-opener to grip it to turn and I have torn the whole top off trying to turn it in the past. Do others turn/screw in/out easier? She is one of those people who won't start her bike without checking ever single thing and having tire pressure within 1 lb. of perfect, etc., but even she won't check the oil because it's just too much work to get the dip stick in and out.
So it's the twist in/twist out step that's the issue.
So it's the twist in/twist out step that's the issue.
check the seal??
go to the dealer and try another one on a new bike,,then a used bike ??
Like I said I twist out and lift,,check Oil,,then reinsert with It still aligned.
I do twist it down to check oil but not pop the cap down.
And yeah a wide seat,,If Its comming up at an angle It don't work so good.