hershey
PR Elite
Yamaha big bikes are easier than ktm.Ktm really made me hate changing filters in every other bike. Thanks ktm.
Yamaha big bikes are easier than ktm.Ktm really made me hate changing filters in every other bike. Thanks ktm.
I have to agree. So easy to clean filter on my 450.Yamaha big bikes are easier than ktm.
And the next best day will be getting on a 125.His deal was its a race bike. You're only buying this to win races. He said only use a stock filter with wd40 and change it every moto. I cleaned the carb every moto also, if not we always had issues. The best day of racing was the first day off pw's. The 2nd best day of racing was getting off 50's altogether! Lol
I know........it's awesome having a factory Grampa Mechanic down the street. Grandpa likes working on Motorcycles and cleaning filters.What is this cleaning of air filters that you speak of? Never heard of it.
I think it depends on how long you plan to "store" it. It sounds like what you are doing may be fine. Maybe add a tender and some stabil.
Actually really happy on the 85s. From.here out the speeds get faster and jumps get bigger. Cool and nerve racking at the same time.And the next best day will be getting on a 125.
Money bagsI have never cleaned an air filter.
When I purchase a new bike I grab a new Twin Air (pre-oiled) install it and never take it off again. I put on a new pre filter and throw it away after every ride.
I am hoping Spencer does someday...lolI know........it's awesome having a factory Grampa Mechanic down the street. Grandpa likes working on Motorcycles and cleaning filters.
x2 on both fo' sure. Especially the first one.Actually really happy on the 85s. From.here out the speeds get faster and jumps get bigger. Cool and nerve racking at the same time.
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We do about 15.I keep about 4-5 filters flowing year around changing every ride or two and just cleaning and putting oil back on and in a plastic bag
Pre filters are less than $1 eachActually really happy on the 85s. From.here out the speeds get faster and jumps get bigger. Cool and nerve racking at the same time.
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Oh, I thought you meant pre oiled filters. I get it now.Pre filters are less than $1 each
When I went to WW or Red Bud I just used a nylon stocking
I’ve never bought pre oiled filters but maybe one time. No sense in buying them in when you can buy about 4 non oiled ones for the price of 2 oiled ones and I do it at the house and bag them. Never have really thought about how much money I save oiling and cleaning them myselfJust a though back on the air filter goop. The pre oiled filter thing got me thinking...I've bought a lot of them over the years and bought a ton of new bikes. None of those ever had goop in the air box after sitting on the show room floor for a bit of time nor have any of the filters that came in a bag had oil residue in the bag.
Just to show that goop is over oiled.