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Thanks Steve I’ll email you.Looks alright. Air filter won't be dirty, just blow it off. You want to change the gearbox(6 speed) oil(85W90). Some change the rear oil to get break-in bits out, service schedule doesn't call for it though.
Yes, which is a bit of a PITA (Joe) as you have to remove the rear wheel to get to the drain and fill plugs. I recommend waiting until the first tire change. If the Dunlop came stock on your bike, likely within 3500-4k miles.Some change the rear oil to get break-in bits out, service schedule doesn't call for it though.
Guzzis are growing increasingly complex, so likely worth it on a high $ Italian bike. Call and ask them what they charge. Should be ~2.5 hours + fluids/parts. Sometimes good to give your money to a good dealer whom you might need for warranty work down the road. No worries on the post.Okay thank you, I’m just a bit nervous the dealer is going to charge me an arm and a leg. With that being said I’d rather not screw anything up since it’s still under warranty. Sorry for posting the other company’s merchandise, didn’t mean to break the rules.
Sound advice! Love this forum.Guzzis are growing increasingly complex, so likely worth it on a high $ Italian bike. Call and ask them what they charge. Should be ~2.5 hours + fluids/parts. Sometimes good to give your money to a good dealer whom you might need for warranty work down the road. No worries on the post.
Guzzis are growing increasingly complex, so likely worth it on a high $ Italian bike. Call and ask them what they charge. Should be ~2.5 hours + fluids/parts. Sometimes good to give your money to a good dealer whom you might need for warranty work down the road. No worries on the post.
Is this a good for this service kit?