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I sure am going to start. I'm not too worriedd about doing the oil, once I figure what hole is what. But when it comes to adjusting tension and stuff, I am a bit more apprhensive.
But I agree... with the miles I am starting to put on, I should start leaning to DYI.
Ditto, you can pay for the required tools and Service Manual on what you save on the first 5K interval check. It typically costs me < $50 to do a routine 5K interval service with top quality Syn oil.
Damn, great minds think alike. I'll be pulling my rear wheel this afternoon and mounting a 160 E3 tomorrow. It's not supposed to fit a Sporty, but I've checked all the dimensions 6 ways to Sunday and think it will go. I do have the BFH ready just in case. If it doesn't go on, I'm really screwed.
I can't believe I mounted a new Metz 880 the first of April before heading to the Maggie Valley trip and here I am replacing it again, 7 months & 14,000 miles later.
Well, it looks like my measurements were on spot. The Dunlop 160/80-16 Elite 3 slid right in there where only a 150 is supposed to go. Now the test begins. I sure hope this E3 lives up to its reputation, cause I was awful happy with the Metzlers.
I had the E3 put on the rear, Chicago bob a local indy recommended it. Supposedly longer life..i put notrogen in the tires as well. so i should be saving..more than gas money
Hijackinging the other hijack of this thread originally for roscoes's Lol
Steve It really isnt difficult to do it yourselff if your mechanically inclined. Its either you got the cash or the time. Since I'm slow at work, Ive got little cash and more time
I had the E3 put on the rear, Chicago bob a local indy recommended it. Supposedly longer life..i put notrogen in the tires as well. so i should be saving..more than gas money
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