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Title: 150 Thousand Km check up
Post by: Gnomad42 on May 21, 2020, 10:29:52 PM
 :dred11 Hi All,
My 2000 ST1100Y is about to reach 150,000 km so as it's quiet ATM, I thought I would give the wee darlin' a special present.
An official service, tune, fork juice, rear shock overhaul, and maybe a wash.

If you are also in Brisbane, who would you trust your bike to, if you wanted to have these services done?
Just one "fix it all" or go around to specialists - Procycle Dyno, RAD shocks, ProHonda?

Should I dedicate a week and do it my self in the shed?
Love to hear your opinions, please.
Reyn - Gnomad42
Title: Re: 150 Thousand Km check up
Post by: Yorkie on May 22, 2020, 09:27:25 PM
Do it yourself if you want the job done properly, 1100 is due for timing belt at 160 so do it now
Title: Re: 150 Thousand Km check up
Post by: Jdbiker on May 23, 2020, 01:05:46 AM
Did timing belt on STroppy’s 1100, straightforward job👍
Title: Re: 150 Thousand Km check up
Post by: Shiney on May 23, 2020, 09:30:54 PM
If you have the time and the patience I recommend doing everything yourself.

You save a lot of money and even if you spend a bit on tools to do everything you still come out the other side with a lot more money in your pocket (plus new tools :thumb)
And as Yorkie said, you know the job is done right plus you obtain new skills :thumbsup

If you do decide to go this way remember you can search the forum for info and if you can't find the info you need there are a lot of knowledgeable guys here that love to help :thumbs


Cheers
Shiney
Title: Re: 150 Thousand Km check up
Post by: Gnomad42 on May 24, 2020, 07:32:32 PM
Thanks Shiney, Yorkie, & Jdbiker.
I'll give it a go myself for the fork springs & oil, service, timing belt & brake flush. But I'll also take the rear shock to RAD in Moorooka for an overhaul while I have the Tupperware off.

Off to ebay for parts I guess!
See you at the next RTE.
Gnomad42
Title: Re: 150 Thousand Km check up
Post by: Yorkie on May 24, 2020, 09:12:01 PM
While you are at it replace all rubber items, carb boots etc, do the job once and do it properly