We did level the bike I must not showed me specifically doing it we had to cut the vid short there at the end due to a family issue that needed to be taken care of but yes we do clean the oil screen thanks for the comment sir, we will have to make sure we do a part 2 to clarify those issues
@@jdubb67 Even when you fill up the oil, the bike was not level... the reason why you spoil so much oil. A lot real info is missing. Warm up the engine before drain, open the fill cap so the oil flows better, don't tight the new filter only by hand, lose one bolt from the regulator braket and swipe it to the side. No need to take off the regulator, ... etc. Edit: now i see it, you are the grip cutter man who turn the handlebars to the worng side... i commented there before. I feel sorry for the people who gona follow your uploads.
@@gtworldtourracing4550 Serious? Do you even know where it is located and what the function is? You are wrong, so wrong. Looks like you are a online mechanic... all kids games. But soit, i wait for a answer... that not gona come.
@corneilcorneil oil screen does not need cleaned every oil change. Every other oil change is fine. I put mine off every year for 3 years and there has never particles on it, and if there is you have bigger problems.
Thank you for showing me how to do this .
Thanks for watching!
Hello where located a oil levels thanks
Under the engine on the right side
So, you don't level the bike and you don't clean the oil screen?
We did level the bike I must not showed me specifically doing it we had to cut the vid short there at the end due to a family issue that needed to be taken care of but yes we do clean the oil screen thanks for the comment sir, we will have to make sure we do a part 2 to clarify those issues
@@jdubb67 Even when you fill up the oil, the bike was not level... the reason why you spoil so much oil. A lot real info is missing. Warm up the engine before drain, open the fill cap so the oil flows better, don't tight the new filter only by hand, lose one bolt from the regulator braket and swipe it to the side. No need to take off the regulator, ... etc.
Edit: now i see it, you are the grip cutter man who turn the handlebars to the worng side... i commented there before.
I feel sorry for the people who gona follow your uploads.
You don't need to clean the oil screen
@@gtworldtourracing4550 Serious? Do you even know where it is located and what the function is? You are wrong, so wrong.
Looks like you are a online mechanic... all kids games.
But soit, i wait for a answer... that not gona come.
@corneilcorneil oil screen does not need cleaned every oil change. Every other oil change is fine. I put mine off every year for 3 years and there has never particles on it, and if there is you have bigger problems.