Honda Vt1300 Stateline first oil change

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  • Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
  • In this video, I am doing the first time oil change my VT1300 Stateline at 1900 miles. I hope this video finds you helpful and knowledgable. All the parts are ordered via Amazon.
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Комментарии • 19

  • @arnoldjohnson3317
    @arnoldjohnson3317 Год назад +1

    I can appreciate to the fact you almost did the oil service. It’s not as difficult as you made it out to be, once you’ve done it once. I’ve enjoyed my Stateline for the past 13 years, each year I’m so glade I made that decision.

    • @burmesebiker8-6
      @burmesebiker8-6  Год назад

      It’s not difficult at all. I’ve been working on cars and bikes on my own for awhile now. I’m just stating the facts for beginners whose purchasing items online. Sometime eBay/Amazon says “it fits your vehicle” but they actually don’t. I also enjoyed the Stateline as well and just sold it. I wouldn’t buy that line of bike ever again. Worst bike to modify and so ugly.

    • @JW-bw8nj
      @JW-bw8nj 9 месяцев назад

      Why did you buy the bike in the first place of you thought it was ugly? Not being a jerk, just genuinely curious.

  • @Jeauxker
    @Jeauxker Год назад +2

    Just as a side note you only use the oil filter tool to REMOVE the filter , when installing it you want to put a small film of oil on the oring and tighten by hand until it touches and gets kinda hard to turn then turn it 1/4 of a turn past that point by hand, also those filter cups are notorious at not fitting all brands if you have to use it then find a brand it is compatible with and stick with it

  • @crazyaboutconcertsmilwauke2920
    @crazyaboutconcertsmilwauke2920 2 года назад +1

    Let's RIDE !!! Just got my 1st Stateline!!

    • @burmesebiker8-6
      @burmesebiker8-6  2 года назад +1

      Congrats!! They’re bulletproof!! Enjoy and keep the rubber side down.

  • @BrianBeeMoMoses
    @BrianBeeMoMoses 2 года назад

    Nice work. Just picked up my Stateline a couple months ago and it's due for an oil change. Mine has the original full chrome package, I love the blacked out wheels and handlebar you've got, I just need taller bars.

    • @burmesebiker8-6
      @burmesebiker8-6  2 года назад +2

      Hey Brian!!! I do need a taller bar too. I just ordered me a two inches riser from LA Choppers. I will give you an update if it works.

  • @shaybladescutlery9151
    @shaybladescutlery9151 Год назад +1

    you might be able to put jackstands under both sides of the rear swingarm and then lower the bike onto them, thats how I do my benelli, which has a plug that gets blocked by my lift

  • @golddust6674
    @golddust6674 2 года назад

    Thanks for the video

  • @b.f.e6810
    @b.f.e6810 Год назад +1

    How tall are ya to that bike? Just want to know bc im 5'4" wondering if i can ride that bike.

    • @burmesebiker8-6
      @burmesebiker8-6  Год назад

      I’m 5’6” and the suspension is adjustable so your should be fine.

  • @scubageorge1
    @scubageorge1 2 года назад

    can you let me know where you got the sissy bar and bags ? I am having problems finding accessories for this bike ?

    • @burmesebiker8-6
      @burmesebiker8-6  Год назад +2

      Hey George, sorry for the late reply. The bags are easy to find. Just type in Honda Original Saddlebags on google and it'll pop up. Last time I checked, I think they are about $600. Sissy bar, I have no idea. I will ask when I run into the previous owner next time and give you an update.

  • @richardsherman2055
    @richardsherman2055 2 года назад +1

    You also forgot with a shaft driven you need to change the final drive gear oil every oil change

    • @burmesebiker8-6
      @burmesebiker8-6  2 года назад

      Thank you!! I will change it on the next one.

    • @PainterD54
      @PainterD54 2 года назад +2

      No you don't change the differential oil at every oil change. Maybe every couple years or so. Look in the shop manual. And NEVER use Fram filters on anything. They are the worst filters you can buy!