Hi, great bike. I just have a problem with the handlebar, is slightly misaligned, it points to the right. I would like to try fixing it myself. Do you know the procedure for doing that? Thank you for your videos, and I appreciate any assistance you can provide.
@@DaBinChe No, never. I bought it (new) like that already. During the first service at a thousand kilometers, I asked the Honda's mechanic to fix it, and he improved it slightly. Since I wasn't satisfied, during the annual service, I asked him to take a look again, but he did it quickly and made it worse than before. He didn't ride the bike. It just needs to be alligned, but I would like to try doing it myself to find the perfect fit
@@DaBinChe thanks for your reply. So it's a complex operation that can't be done independently? I think there might be some screws to loosen in order to straighten the handlebar. But if you're telling me that, I guess I'll have to find a mechanic who's willing to take a look at it... If you can please tell me how to do!! THANKS
@@robertorusso3328 The handlebar isn't really adjustable by the nature of it's design. It was design to be assemble quickly and consistently on a production line. Once you the plastics off you will see what I'm talking about. I have videos on taking off the plastics.
In the future - many children and grandchildren of ours will find your videos and thank the heavens for your efforts to share and teach!
Wow..that was a major pain in the tail!
Hi, great bike. I just have a problem with the handlebar, is slightly misaligned, it points to the right. I would like to try fixing it myself. Do you know the procedure for doing that? Thank you for your videos, and I appreciate any assistance you can provide.
did you drop the bike? if so the handlebar is bent
@@DaBinChe No, never. I bought it (new) like that already. During the first service at a thousand kilometers, I asked the Honda's mechanic to fix it, and he improved it slightly. Since I wasn't satisfied, during the annual service, I asked him to take a look again, but he did it quickly and made it worse than before. He didn't ride the bike. It just needs to be alligned, but I would like to try doing it myself to find the perfect fit
to get to the bar you have to take off all the plastics around the bar mount...but the design of the bar mount does not lend it self to adjustment
@@DaBinChe thanks for your reply. So it's a complex operation that can't be done independently? I think there might be some screws to loosen in order to straighten the handlebar. But if you're telling me that, I guess I'll have to find a mechanic who's willing to take a look at it... If you can please tell me how to do!! THANKS
@@robertorusso3328 The handlebar isn't really adjustable by the nature of it's design. It was design to be assemble quickly and consistently on a production line. Once you the plastics off you will see what I'm talking about. I have videos on taking off the plastics.
What’s the name of that pry tool you’re using?
Automotive trim tool
@@DaBinChe Thanks! Your videos have helped me a lot.
Excellent video .. thx for sharing :)