How To : Check and Adjust CFD on Cobra Motorcycle FWE

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In this video Brandon will talk about and take you through the steps on how to check and adjust the CFD on a 2017 Cobra Motorcycle CX50 FWE. Having a correctly adjusted CFD is crucial to a properly functioning motorcycle.The process may be different for certain makes and models. Please refer to your bikes service manual. The parts and special tools used in this video are available for purchase on our website at www.bsmotolab.com in the 'Buy Parts' tab.
B's Moto Lab is an authorized Cobra Moto dealer with trained technicians and knowledgeable parts staff located in Wichita, Kansas. Please contact us via phone (316-516-9760) or email (BsMotoLab@gmail.com) for all of your Cobra needs.

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18 апр 2018

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Комментарии : 12

@sotagoat4623 4 года назад

Thx thx thx thx....jus got junior his first set of wheels and while he's enjoying the roost...I'm dreading the maintenance...doesn't look to cumbersome as these vids are awesome. Greatly appreciated!!!! Absolutely subscribed!!!!!!!

@250race 5 лет назад

Can you make a video on how to bleed the front brakes on the cobra 50 + 65 please

@slimchancejw 5 лет назад

Can you do a video on the washer stacks? My sons new p3 is hitting super hard brand new from the factory and would like to learn how to change the washers to lower the rpms from 10500 stock to somewhere around half that

@250race 5 лет назад

How tall are your washer stack now?

@nonstop1212 3 года назад

Hi there! Which torque wrench brand do you recommend me?

@mikelimtiaco2012 4 года назад

My son's CX50 SR ran really good for a while but now it will barely turnover with starter fluid or the throttle wide open. I checked spark, the reeds, the carb, all electrical including timing adjustment and kill switch disconnected and all appear to be in order. No coolant leaking in the cylinder and the plug is not fouled. I will check compression today but it feels pretty good. I read somewhere that there could be an air leak on the left crank seal; I have never heard of this before. Can anybody help?