Just bought a Kawasaki 300 4x4. It has what I believe is a clutch issue. I wanted to say thank you for your videos and how well you present the material you cover. Your 100% right on stepping away sometimes. It's nice seeing not just good information and presentation but also good mind set advice. I watch to many people bang their egos and pride against steel and usually both end up hurt. God bless you and best advice i have heard in a long time given.
Thank you for the feedback, I hope you have success with the clutch. I am glad you enjoy the content and that you took the time to comment, it keeps me motivated to produce. Dino
Good advice on oil change and the use of the service manual. Manuals contain important information particularly torque figures for bolts. Any bolts into alloy need to be handled carefully and reference to the manual is useful. Purchasing a manual for vehicles is a small cost but very useful. Thanks Dino
Great tips man! Randomly came across 2 of ur vids for 2 different bikes 2 days in a row lol.. appreciate all the info! Dont forget extensions affect torque values And thanks for torque values and especially oil quantities! Wasnt sure if a quart was enough.. love from Northern New Mexico
I think that the most detailed manuals are always the factory shop manuals but these are sometimes a bit hard to follow. The one I use is the Clymer's manual, it is very detailed and easy to follow for the home mechanic and is the one I recommend.
Just bought a Kawasaki 300 4x4. It has what I believe is a clutch issue. I wanted to say thank you for your videos and how well you present the material you cover. Your 100% right on stepping away sometimes. It's nice seeing not just good information and presentation but also good mind set advice. I watch to many people bang their egos and pride against steel and usually both end up hurt. God bless you and best advice i have heard in a long time given.
Thank you for the feedback, I hope you have success with the clutch. I am glad you enjoy the content and that you took the time to comment, it keeps me motivated to produce.
Dino
Good idea with the old gear oil bottle for bar oil. Keep up the good work dino
Thanks 👍
Good advice on oil change and the use of the service manual. Manuals contain important information particularly torque figures for bolts. Any bolts into alloy need to be handled carefully and reference to the manual is useful. Purchasing a manual for vehicles is a small cost but very useful. Thanks Dino
Great tips man! Randomly came across 2 of ur vids for 2 different bikes 2 days in a row lol.. appreciate all the info! Dont forget extensions affect torque values
And thanks for torque values and especially oil quantities! Wasnt sure if a quart was enough.. love from Northern New Mexico
Waiting to see the Honda started !
Thanks again for the great time this morning. We'll have the unit running soon.
Dino
Appreciate the video and torque specs
I am glad you like the content, thank you for the feedback.
Dino
Another informative video Dino, and your right about having the manual for reference.
What’s the best shop Manual for the Suzuki DR650 That you recommend or use?
I think that the most detailed manuals are always the factory shop manuals but these are sometimes a bit hard to follow. The one I use is the Clymer's manual, it is very detailed and easy to follow for the home mechanic and is the one I recommend.