15-18 Yamaha YZF-R3 First Service from Sportbiketrackgear.com
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- Опубліковано 14 вер 2015
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At the beginning of the season Van picked up a brand new 2015 YZF-R3 and it has turned out to be a better bike than any of us at STG had ever anticipated. The look, seating position, and quality of the Yamaha has made this motorcycle Van's street bike of choice for the summer of 2015. Watch as Van takes you through the steps he takes to service the 2015 Yamaha YZF-R3. He will show you how to do an oil change, adjust the chain tension, check for break wear, and reset the oil life index, as well as other tips and tricks along the way.
If you feel uncomfortable with this modification please take your bike to a licensed motorcycle mechanic. Stay tuned for more installation videos!
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Man, I have to tell you!
Watching your Do It Yourself videos for my R3 has saved me hundreds of dollars.
Thank you!
Keep it up...
+Kaha K Cool, glad to hear it and thanks for watching! - Van
@@sportbiketrackgear thank you for video, just bought my wife 2017 R3....I have a Sazuki Blvd c50..... I know my bike, going to watch all your videos, you explain in detail and terms non- mechanics like myself understand!!!!💪 Thank you
@@sportbiketrackgear bought bike from 1st owner with 3k miles.... Sold because he has 3 baby girls and 0 time to ride.... I gotta go over whole bike make sure it's safe for my wife
Brian just want to thank you for all your videos from tutorials to reviews on gear. Your video style/ communication is spot on. Keep doing what you're doing!
Congratulations. You are one of the few or only ones that make reference to the gasket on the drain bolt
you guys are great for going out of your way to help out new riders with bike maintenance and tips. much appreciated and you guys are to be supported 100%. keep up the good work.
Thanks for the kind words!
One of the best diy service vids out there, great job STG Brian. Look forward to seeing more vids on the R3.
Thanks man!
I'm 58 years old , been riding since i was 11 .
Owned many Japanese & European motorcycles over the years .
And I'm seriously looking into buying a R3 .
I rode Max's on the track at the end of the season last year and had a blast. For 2019 I will have our Ninja 400 track prepped so I can ride with Max when he is on the R3. These lightweight bikes are so much fun to ride. - Van
Thank you so much for this guide!
I just did a oil change on my Mt-03, and everything went flawlessly thanks to your superb easy to follow guide!
Thanks, from Serbia!
You are welcome and thank you for watching! - Brian Van
I like Brian how he is dead serious and always covers every point. I’m very ocd and he tends to hit every point I run into while servicing a bike. This video was his use of the ruler, chain alignment tool for getting your alignment of your rear wheel correct and pre filling the oil filter. All good stuff.
Thank you for watching! - Brian Van
Thank you very much for this How-To, I subscribed to your channel specifically because of how thorough you are when it comes to bike and bike maintenance.
+Ruben Aceves Thanks for the sub! Don't forget to tell your friends!
Great video, thank you! Getting my R3 (first motorcycle) once the snow melts in Minnesota.
+tia ria Awesome! We are also anxious to ride here in MI!
Thank you for this detailed and very good video. I have just bought Yamaha R25 and this video helps me a lot. Great job.
I watched your Video twice , because I like to see a task performed properly & you did just that.
Much appreciated with thanks.
You are welcome, happy it was helpful. - Van
I love your R3 videos!! Keep them coming Van!
We will have more videos for the R3 once we get closer to our riding season here in MI. - Van
this helped so much with my first service did it all my self thanks brother for all the great videos regarding the r3
Thanks man! It means a lot!
Sportbike Track Gear can you recommend a budget method of lifting the bike for home users/street rider? I can spend up to a couple hundred bucks ideally and I see some cheap electric options and some expensive manual ones
Thanks for the great video!! coming up on my first R3 service - very good explanation of everything involved: tools/oil/filter/chain lube. Being a newb this is the 1st time seeing the safety wire, very smart - thx for the demo!! Awesome stuff, great video as always - love the fact that you do these, keep up the great work!
Thanks for watching! - Van
Awesome video man, thank you. Will be doing this on my first service.
omg i tilted my head when he was moving the chain guard to let us have a better look.
Best video on 600 mile service for the R3! Thank you Brian and all at STG for showing this, you just saved me $160. Now I don't have to take it to my dealership.
+Goalier95 Cool, happy to help. - Van
Perfect walkthrough thanks alot. Great for novice mechanics and first time bike servicers such as myself.
Great video, very informative. Please keep up the videos for the Yahama R3!!!
Another great video. As a new rider and R3 owner, I really appreciate it.
Appreciate you man!
Love the videos, I like your meticulous approach to everything. Will definitely be buying from you guys in the future for my new r3
Thanks for watching!
That was a good video. Helped me a lot with my change adjustment on my 2016 r3
Your channel and video are incredible, i have never been a great mechanic but in just one month i put a r77 full exhaust, got a fender eliminator with led turning signals, flush mount front led turn signals, usb charger, will install tomorrow blockoff plate, PCV and autotune... these video are amazing and so well made!
Thanks!!!
You are welcome and thank you for watching! - Brian Van
Hi! I have a 2015 YZF-R3. Just came across your channel and I am VERY thankful for finding it! You'll be hearing from me again to be sure. Keep the rubber side down!
Thanks for watching! - Van
That's a great vid! Will definitely follow your lead if I get my R3. Thanks bro! Keep em coming
Will do brotha!
Since buying my bike almost a year ago, i have come back to this video at least 5 times. Thank you for posting
You are welcome, happy to help out. - Van
Excellent clip, mate. Very informative, very helpful. I dont own an R3 yet, but at least I'll know how to do things to it once I do own one. :) I know it takes a fair effort to make these videos, and the effort is definitely appreciated. Thanks for posting.
extremely useful! like and favorite this video since im getting the r3 next year
I love doing maintenance on the things I own. Thanks for this well made video.
Thank you for watching!
Brian, you saved me so much money on my exhaust, and now you saved me so much on this I got to spend the money on tools :D
Very good video... Two thumbs up Brian!
Another quality video Brian, well done
Thanks!
Best R3 maintenance/upgrade vids on YT
+Tom West Glad to hear you think so! Thanks for watching!
Fantastic video. Congrats and regards from Spain!
+Javi Aznar Thank you!
So much knowledge with simple steps!!! Thank you!
You are welcome and thank you for watching! - Van
So much I learnt!!! Hats off to you bro
Happy to help out. - Van
One thing i Disagree on, using a tool to tighten oil filter, you can easily over tighten it and make the seals useless. You can easily hand tighten a oil filter just enough wear the seal will bond and it will be difficult to get it off the next time.
Shift-Light I go as tight as I can get it by hand. If it’s really difficult to get a grab on it I’ll do the same then add a eighth of a turn for just that extra insurance.
Great video, thanks for making this
Very nice video, only sugestion i have is to put links on the video description to all the products you use for the mantainance.
This video is the singular reason I chose to do my first service myself, instead of shelling out $300+ dollars for my dealership to do it. I bought everything from STG for $100.47 (filter, oil, chain cleaner, chain paste, and chain alignment tool).
Thanks for making these videos, I hope you guys do more for later services. I'm sure the $4,000 mile service is going to hit me where it hurts.
I'd love to see videos on replacing levers, and maybe R6 throttle tube mod! ;)
+msdss Thanks for watching and we are very glad to have inspired you!
Just love your posts....nice and helpful. I just say Good Job.
It will help me a lot, thank you.
seriously wow, good vid for my r3....super detailed
Just did my first oil change on my 2017 R3. Thanks brother!
You are welcome and thank you for watching! - Van
I just bought a 2017 R3 and will be changing my oil later today. Awesome video and thanks for being so clear!
Awesome video, thanks for uploading!
Thanks for watching!
Great video as always 👍✌️
Good work 🏁
I'm 99% sure this will be my first bike, in a year or two when people start putting them up on craigslist in the $3,000 range. I love your R3 video series.
+GT6SuzukaTimeTrials for $3k I imagine it'd either have 500,000 miles on itor, have been set on fire recently lol
+David Murray I never was really into street bikes for the longest time, I liked the aesthetics of Cruisers more (no experience actually riding sadly, at least not yet) This however, for about 5k? I seriously can't really find any other bike that is as newbie friendly and within a similar displacement than this.
Made me really re-evaluate my tastes in bikes, especially since I plan on making this a commuter vehicle when the whether is favorable.
I'm actually considering a CB500F now after I take the MSF course when the season starts back up in April. I'm 6'0 and 210 lbs. I'd look a little big on a 300.
+GT6SuzukaTimeTrials Totally recommend this bike!
+Sportbike Track Gear Absolutely! When at the dealership looking at the bikes the R3's R6's and R1's were lined up together and with out looking at the badging you really have a hard time telling which is which, they are all about the same size!
You are Awesome Bud, amazing video. Thank You!
You are welcome and thank you for watching! - Van
Awesome video man. In aviation maintenance, the only time we use new drain plug washers is if it is a crush washer or the washer is damaged/warped. Absolutely nothing wrong with reusing a drain plug washer that is still in good shape. Also I have to add that you are an excellent teacher - I'm an instructor by trade, and I wouldn't be surprised if you told me you have years of teaching experience.
Thank you for watching and for the kind words. - Van
Great video. I'm doing it myself. Very helpful! Cheers!
Happy to help out! - Van
Hello ! Thanks to this video and others made me learn and maintain my bike. But could you do a valve clearance video ?
its very useful for r3 owner , thx for doing this
+宇承高 Thanks for watching! Don't forget to subscribe!
+Sportbike Track Gear
sure , can you guys also made a video to teach r3 how to install use charger from battery?? haha recently want to diy to my r3
This is very calming
Thanks for watching, hope it was helpful. - Van
yes, slowly Im becoming from a kid to an adult 👍@@sportbiketrackgear
To clean my chain I put the bike up on a wheel stand as you do. I put a rag in my left hand under the middle of the chain as you do. And I know people are going to freak out on my technique, but I turn the bike on and put it in first and let the wheel spin as I spray WD-40 down through the chain into my rag hand below. I then close my rag hand around the chain to catch excess. I even pinch the center slightly to get the middle of the chain. After about 30 seconds I switch to my chain wax and do the same thing. The rags are not tattered, in fact they look like the one you used, so no loose ends to catch the chain. Been doing it this way for 35 years with never an incident. ----- I have to say, I like that chain alignment tool you used. I had a laser about drove me cross-eyed.
+Wabbit1961 I would agree that is a good approach, thanks for sharing. - Van
Hey! What are those 'adaptors' that you have in the footpegs? Can you send me the link please?
Dam man.... I cant wait till I get my bike.... I think I'm gonna be spending a good chunk of time cleaning it and keeping it in almost perfect condition.(as well as I can) good video! Keep it up man!
Thanks for watching! - Van
Haha just wait till u drop it for the first time XD
I dont own a bike stand so ill have to tighten my chain with the bike on the kick stand.. Appreciate you young sir, thanks alot!
You are welcome and thank you for watching! - Van
I will totally do my first service at my Yamaha dealer after my get my R3 next week (new owner) so they can deal with overthighten filter.
Other than that, great job on video, I will totally do it by my own after 1st service since your video has great step-by-step informations.
Thanks!
You are welcome and thanks for watching! - Brian Van
me encanto tu video, saludos desde argentina
Safety wiring / filling the oil filter etc. RESPECT : no such thing as overkill when it pertains to safety & endurance .
If your doing the job, any job .
DO IT RIGHT & do it right the first time - every time .
Useing the best tools , components , fluids etc. avalible within your given budget .
Great video - well done .
Thank you for watching and the kind words! - Van
Very helpful video. Thank you.
Happy to hear it was helpful! - Van
I own MT 03 (2017) and it has the same engine, same chassis and everything, except the front fairing...
I could proudly say, it's the best bike ever.
You are a god send sir.
Happy to hear this was helpful and thank you for watching! - Van
Gracias a sus videos coloqué un M4, con mis propias manos!
I just did my first service on my r3. Was a very easy job. Thanks for show us what to expect! Working at a shop... I just dont understand why all dealerships have to tighten that filter that much...
+Zachary Adair Thanks for watching! Glad we could help!
you are a great teacher..
im going to own a R25 soon, i think R3 and R25 is almost the same..
Great video! Thanks a ton!
i'm getting a r25 in the near future this video will help me how to service the r25
I'm getting a R3 today now I know what to do for the service
This video is gonna one In handy when I change my r3 oil. I just wanted to say thanks
You are welcome, happy to help out. - Van
Thank you for this video!!!
You are welcome and thank you for watching. - Van
great content, thank you!
Thank you for watching! - Van
Great video and perfect explanation , I just have one question . Would you recommend using nitrogen in tires ?
This video makes me excited to work on my bike!
I don’t even own my R3 yet and I won’t for a few years but this is a thing of beauty.
Awesome bike you will love it! - Brian Van
what a nice video.. thank you very much!! Regards from Chile :)
+Andres Aliaga Thanks for watching!
I'd love to do my own work on my upcoming new R3, though in Australia where I am if you don't get your bike serviced and signed off by an authorised bike mechanic each interval you void your warranty. Thanks for the video made my morning!
+Probo X The more I hear about Australia, the more I wonder why you lot haven't overthrown your government.
Mainly because they are all the same. It doesn't which person is in charge. So long as they don't ban motorbikes and/or cut my pay in half "She'll be right"
Thanks for the great tips!
Hey, great videos very helpful thank you. How do you break in your r3 engine at that time?
Hey man bought my r3 a week ago as my first bike. Your videos have been amazing, earned a sub for sure. One question, I've noticed some fluid under the overflow vents pretty much every time I ride. I am pretty sure it's gas, but because it's been so hot I haven't got a good sample to be sure. Is there a chance it could be coolant? How can I tell?
It turned out to just be evaporated fuel from the vent.
Just bought a 2015 R3 with 370 miles from original owner, first service is coming up and you're video will save me some money from taking it to a dealer and have them service it, thank you for this video. Quick question, does brake fluid, and other fluids have to be flushed and fill with new fluid for its first service? Also after doing oil change with this synthetic oil, when will my next oil change be?
Saved me $90 bucks thanks bro 🤙🏾
Happy this was helpful! - Van
Dude you're awesome thank you so much
You're awesome too!
I like the safety wire idea but why drill through and attach to the pan? Why not just attach the filter nut right to the drain plug? If the wire is in tact, neither will be able to rotate loose.
Cool I didn't know about the oil trip meter
Thanks for watching! - Van
Hello Brian, i really enjoy all your videos, i've learned lot of tricks and tips for my r3 thanks to all of your excelent videos, in regards to the oil change, which oil filter do you consider is the best? between the vortex you are using, the k&n, or Hiflofiltro? to use it with Motul 7100 in my bike, best regards
We are using the HiFlo filters on our bikes now. - Van
Nice tutorial :) How ever, why would the sight glass show lots of small bubbles forming after its 2nd ever oil and filter change?
From what I've learned so far and have been told prior.. any oil filter that has a nut on the top is not meant for installation with a wrench. The nut is meant for the removal process but it all really depends on how much torque you're putting down if you chose to use a wrench to tighten it. Hand tight is all it needs for most car/bike oil filters. Some people may not know this and can end up stripping the threads on the filter or in worst case, the threads on the block side.
+Jayee In most cases I would say you are giving good advice! I feel comfortable with my torque sensitivity with a wrench so I worry about it less than most. I have for sure seen my fair share of over tightened oil filters! Great advice, thanks for watching!
Good video, thanks. Liked and subbed.
+Johnsp88 Thanks for the kind words and the subscription!
Good, what is the recommended pressure for the rear tire. Thank you.
hola buenisimo, tienen el tutorial en español? o subtitulado. gracias!
After the chain adjustment, was the chain still touching the swingarm when it was pushed upwards for measurement?
Thank you.
I'm interested in a ECU flash and possibly smog block off plates .will I have an advantage if I only put two brothers exhaust (cans only ) ?
Doing mine later today !!!
Do you recommend FULL synthetic before the first 1000 miles ???
I am changing mine around 500 miles and was going to use REGULAR until 1000 miles then switch to full synthetic after that...
:)
Please make a service vedio on Kawasaki Ninja 300
Love your videos, quick question about brake cleaner.
What can I safely use bake cleaner on? In this video you use it liberally on the oil filter and side engine case. Is it safe on powder coated engine surfaces? I thought that brake and carb cleaner will eat away paint. Just curious, as I would definitely like to use brake cleaner more often in my maintenance jobs on my bike, I'm just always scared it will eat away and ruin finishes/paint.
+Justin R. It will in many cases eat away at painted surfaces. I have not experienced any problems with powder coat but I cannot say for sure. Usually it is just used in our case to clean away heavy dirt/grime and is usually followed up by a less abrasive cleaner.
Pls show also how to change spark plugs for the r3..thanks STG...
About the chain tension part. I followed instructions to the t but when i retighten the axle and the adjistment nuts and remeasure the chain sag it always loosens up for some reason and im back to too much sag