How To Change the Oil on a 2023 Honda Talon 1000R

Changing the engine oil on your Honda Talon is crucial for maintaining its smooth operation over the years. Doing it yourself not only saves money and time but also helps you become more familiar with your machine. In this video, Derek demonstrates the correct steps to change the engine oil on a 2023 Honda Talon 1000R, a process that's also applicable to the Talon 1000X models.
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[@jimallen9772]

Honda recommends first belt inspection at 1000 km so I’d like to see a video on checking your seatbelts. so if you could throw that in when you do your frt and rear diff that would be great👍

[@sideshowguys]

That video will be coming up soon. As I am almost at 1000km. So stay tuned. You know it will be a good one. Very informative. lol.

[@jimallen9772]

Been away for couple days. Just watched torque wrench episode. Looking forward to 1000 k

[@sideshowguys]

@@jimallen9772 thanks. Stay tuned.

[@billbob235]

Have you had any air filter issues? I read how the stock setup sucks in dust like no tomorrow. People add a pre-filter

[@sideshowguys]

I ran the UNI prefer in the air box for a bit. Saves the stock filter big time. But a pain to change and clean. After that I snorkelled the machine to the roof. No more issues.
The stock intake location does stuck if you ride dusty trails.