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Preventative Motorcycle Maintenance Tips
Tools for DIY Motorcycle Maintenance
Check Motorcycle Tire Pressure
Check a Motorcycle's Oil Level
Check Motorcycle Brakes
Look for Tire-Tread Wear
Check the Throttle & Clutch
Check the Sprockets & Drive Chain
Check Motorcycle Oil & Fluids
Check Motorcycle Steering
Check Motorcycle Lights
Check the Motorcycle Kickstand & Mirrors
Check Brake & Radiator Fluids
Motorcycle Safety Equipment
Summary: Checking the tire pressure on your motorcycle is a simple but important step in DIY preventative motorcycle maintenance; learn how using the tips found on this free video.
Chad Meeker has been a working motorcycle mechanic for seven years. He has owned and operated a garage, specializing in street bikes, for three years. He has been riding motorcycles...read more
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"I'm Chad I present motorcycles in Wilmington, North Carolina on behalf of expertvillage.com I'm here to show you some of my maintenance on our bike before you go out for a ride. Now we are going to check the air pressure in your tires it is very simple it is just like in any automobile just take the cap off. Get your air pressure gage and put it down check it. Make sure it is around 32-35 psi. In this bike your bike might be different so you might want to check with your manual to make sure you got the correct psi. If your tire pressure is to low it will cause the bike not to lean or it can cause if you have to much air pressure it can cause it to slide out. Just a basic thing you want to keep your eye on make sure you check this before every ride. "
eHow Article: Check Motorcycle Tire Pressure
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devildog2 said
on 8/2/2008 Very good demomstration, plan on watching all vidoes.