Mr. Sykes, it's a bit hard to see because of the graininess but otherwise, this is one fantastic tutorial on how to remove the dreaded plastic. I'm installing Rox risers and have to move the brake line behind the triple clamp. It's either remove bodywork or partially remove the right fork. Decisions... If you haven't already done so, it would be great to see you do an air cleaner service. Not looking forward tot hat either 🙁 EDIT: I looked through your videos and I see you did the air filter on an NC700S. Is it much different on the X?
Nice video, would you have the p/n or specs for the material used? I'm specially looking for: - DCT small oil filter - Oil drain plug - Oil drain washer What I already know (sharing in case anyone doesn't know yet) - Oil type: 10W-30 (3.4 liters after changing both oil filters) - Oil filter: 15410-MFJ-D01 (used on many Hondas) or generic Hiflofiltro HF204RC Thanks!
Actually...the factory says that we shouldn't change bot filters each time you change oil. But I do anyways. Oil drain washer = a bolt with a ring and magnet on it. Oil filters...for DCT it's HF117 and HF204RC for engine block
you skimpt on grease on the swing arm, the wheel bearings are crap, the screen is a pile of dog, its an expensive bike for the quality of it, Honda compromised quality for profit knowing full well the bike riders who are coming through today don't have a clue what their looking at.
Only a Honda engine could gain an extra horse after 50.000km. There is a guy with 250.000km rode in adventure conditions through Tailand and the engine was running like new with no oil consumption!!
Chris has his own RU-vid Channel, why are you taking his videos and putting them on your channel? This isn't sampling this is piracy. Support Chris's Channel where he is still posting video ru-vid.com Don't steel other peoples content, make your own!😡
Thank you Alan a very helpfull video , I`ve just done mine now exactly the same. Have to say I`m not keen on the dipstick on this bike though, but good to learn a bit of Spanish along the way too. Cheers :)
I just want to check engine number and it seems to be hehind the panels.. This is why I don't like modern motorcycles. So much easier with almost naked engine (no need to remove anything) and side covers attached with three knobs into rubber gromets which just pop off.. sigh
Sometimes I wish I just got a Honda.. thank you for your videos. Wish me luck replacing my clutch.. I have far less experience, and would be shit out of luck were it not for people like you.