TransALP 650 Service/Maintenance - O-rings between the cylinders, coolant Bearings, Oil, Air Filter
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- Опубліковано 8 лип 2024
- Thanks to Cristi and Tavi for all the help.
- The rear wheel bearings were changed, I chose to put TOURMAX. There are three bearing codes: 6203, 6303 and 6304.
- The air filter, I put the HIFLO brand again.
- The O-rings between the cylinders. Two pieces 21.5 x 2mm. Original ones
- I also changed the coolant, MOTUL... System capacity 2 liters.
- Oil and oil filter - ENEOS 10w40 Syntetic since 2019 (the last 60.000km)
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My story as a motorcyclist started from my early childhood. Since I was only a few years old and my brother Atti (10 years older) would put me on the tank of his small 70cc motorcycle and let me pull the throttle...
Anyway, I think it was also genetic, since the time when my parents were traveled along of Romania in the 70`s, with their bike called Mobra 50cc.
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Nice to see these maintenance videos. Reminds me i have to clean and re oil my K&N air filter at my next oil change.
Hello 🙋🏻♂️ Thanks for watching 😁🤝
Yes, from time to time it is good to do some maintenance. Especially before a bigger trip 🙏☺️
I prefer to check and change things before they brake down 🤭
Our Transalp is ready. Let's start the new adventure 🎉
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I like watching you. You're okay. I was in Romania this year on my Suzuki - it was fantastic:-)))
Hello 🙋🏻♂️good to hear that 😁🤝 România is nice for motorcycle rides 💪😎.
You can take a look on our main UA-cam channel Lutzifer VideoGrapher, there you can find more trips. Also from Romania and other countries from Europe. The videos are some in English and some in Romanian language. But all with subtitles.
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I wondered what the total kilometre you transalp has done
Hello 🙋🏻♂️ 179.000 now 🙏☺️
On that 2 cilinder 650cc engine? That’s quite a lot! After so many km’s, can you tell me the worst and the best of that motorblock? Did it require a lot of maintenance?
I also own a transalp 650 and your videos really help with the bike. Do you know if you have to oil the air filter on it? Also how often do you balance and clean the carbs? I baught the bike in perfect condition and previous owner did a lot of maintenance with the bike and has a lot of recepits for maintenance but i usually do it on my own and cant really afford to go to the dealer but with this bike doing things like valve clearnaces etc seems a lot more complicated than on my 125cc.
Hello 🙋🏻♂️
Great to hear that 🙏☺️
The oil filter It does not need to be greased. Only if you have sport filter like K&N. But the normal paper filter... not.
My TransALP has now 182.000km and nobody touched anything at the engine or carbs. 😁🤙And that's not going to happen soon 😁🤝 Don't do anything If everything is good 🙏☺️
@@Explorersontwowheels Thank you. The bike runs perfect so I will just leave it. You made me stop worrying.
Takie mycie zębatki to zrobił bym przed tymi wymianami łożysk a nie po🤦♂️
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