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Great to know that you are enjoying it.

I am not too sure, please check the manual

That was the one that I could find at that time :)

Thanks, I thoroughly clean the chain and double check the tyres for oil at the end if the task :)

The air tool clips on to the tyre valve.

Can't do 90degress

Yeah, I liked it. It is not super heavy-duty.

Learning as I go bro

Yes, I did

Thanks for the feedback

They are light weight motorbikes, ideal for urban life, can filter traffic in the city with ease and great on fuel. I used to get 39 km/litre fuel economy. I am 175cm too, perfect little motorcycle nice gear shifts and seating position. Top speed I could get was 115km/h but will take a while to reach there.

@@jacokpack01 awesome, thanks a lot for your reply! I saw the other video you did about this bike, and it really confirms my idea that I wouldn’t be too tall, excellent 👌

Good luck with your search and hope you get one soon.

I sold the bike so can no longer check where spark plug is located. It is in the motorcycle manual if you have one.

On top of the engine so under the fuel tank

cool

Thanks

Collect oil and transfer it to spare oil container and you can dispose them in a container placed at every supercheap auto or repo or autobarn

Not in to Magpies :P

yeah go ahead

sounds like a good idea, the fact is 100s of people walk, run and cycle through these paths and I don't think it's going to be possible for everyone to feed it and make friends.

@@jacokpack01 I can't solve that problem. The magpies around where I live, only follow me so far. They follow me around my farm, but no further. We can get close, they land on my arm when I have bread. But I can't put my hand over them, we can scratch them. I really don't like them on me, bird lice.

@@jacokpack01 actually tell the Council to put out bird feeder that the largest bird that can fit in are Indian minors. They attack magpies. If their is a food source around, they will nest close to it. Than have certain people who use the path often to fill it.

Thanks for advise

Brisbane Southeast

@@jacokpack01 Thanks, but could you be more specific? I live in Brisbane. Could you tell me the suburb and street? Maybe the nearest cross street also?

Holland Park

I usually change it during every service which is every 4000kms. It’s not too bad not change the oil filter, it just recommended but try to change it every 8000kms and you should be good.

😂

less than 15 mins

It would be bit light for tall people. I am almost 6ft. I think it will be fine for tall people too.

We dont have mt 125 in australia

@@jacokpack01 i was looking on getting one im 6 ft 1-2 it shouldn’t be too small

@@Jack--mu3gs good luck with your plans

It will be bit more expensive

I do it every 1000 kms to 1500 kms

@@jacokpack01 thanks I'm new at motos, cheers mate!

@@obersutopia2209 no worries

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​@@jacokpack01 when you change the oil filter you need an extra 100ml.

right mate but if you do service yourself it will void any warranty that comes with the bike. so I started doing my own service after the warranty period was over.

Please don't use motorbike engine oil for cars it might destroy your cars engine. I use U95 petrol on my motorbike I get around 41 km\litre fuel economy

I mean use the car engine oil for the bike. Can i do that?

bevencius no you don’t use it because the grade of the oil is different

I hope to get better with new videos :)

Hi Peter, I am not sure of the valve clearence check intervals. I can check the manual and let you later. Performace wise I like it feels lot powerful than an actual 125 and comes with 6 gears. Didnt had any issues with gears or gear boxes in the last 2.5 years of owning it. Excellent fuel economy. I get an average of 40km/litre or more. Again dont usually ride motoways or freeways. The max speed you can achieve is lot less compared to bigger engines. I have gone only upto 120km/h just to see but took a while to reach it from 110.

The R version have fair amount of fairing. I took the S for the riding position and comfort :)

@@owzmo I have a gsxs 125 and the manual says change the oil and filter every 4000 km

Thats right I change it every 4000 kms. I get the oil from super cheap auto. Filter from Suzuki service centre.

@@jacokpack01 Just wondering on my bike in which 1 have 800 miles on it now and for some reason it won't idle properly as it moves up and down from 1000 rpm to 1500 rpm and only does it when the engine is fully warmed up after 10 or 15 minutes of riding the bike and was wondering did you have the same issue when your bike was running in.

My bike is working fine. I haven't had any issues in the last 2+ years of owning it. I am not a mechanic so can't advise you on that. My experience is with working on all the previous bikes I owned and watching the mechanics working in it. If your bike fairly new simply hit up the showroom and ask them to diagnose for free, they provide 1 year guarantee for new bikes (might vary in different countries but i think that is a minimum) It could do better with a carburetor cleaning i think.