I even know how to do the easier stuff and I still watch your videos. You're a good dude. You get very in depth without coming off like an ass. You mention the stupid little things even. Like how to close the air filter door. Most folks would look at that and be like yep all done just close the door. But you even explain that. For somebody lacking confidence in what they're doing like me with changing fork oil (watched that video before binging more of your content.) It really helps to hear even the tiny little things. And usually you explain why you did something too if at first it doesn't look like it made sense or was necessary. Keep up the good work
Pop a rare earth magnet on your socket wil help keep bolts from getting dropped. Work with a White Drop Sheet uder the Bike too. Save time not losing parts.
Protip: Go ahead and buy another filter when you do this for the first time. That way when you go and change it you can have a clean one ready to go. Just oil it and install. & a spare to have ready to go for next time.
daniel jaram - You are correct. I have recently purchased some JIC scewdrivers and there is, in deed, a difference! In fact, I'm planning to make a video on the difference. Thanks for the comment and for watching.
Great Vid. Thank you so much. SUBSCRIBED! I was wording about you not using the glue or the sticky snot that comes with the original filter. I have hear folks getting a leak at the base and it causing too much air flow and getting lean pop in the muffler. I do have the popping on mine but I also have the sticky glue at the base. Is the glue required?
I have never used the "glue". I do make sure it is oiled well around the base and tighten it securely to make a good seal. Thanks for the comment and for watching.
Roger Cooley - Hi Roger, the K&N recharge does the same thing (clean and lube the air filter), so I would say yes. Thanks for the comment/question and for watching.