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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
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Summary: As with any vehicle, maintaining healthy oil levels is an important component of motorcycle preservation; learn how to check your bike’s oil level in 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 talk about how to check your oil levels and make sure they full. Most bikes do have a site glass it is a little window on the bottom side of this cover. There is 2 lines just make sure it is to the top or in between the 2 lines. Use a recommend oil whatever grade they say most of the time it is 1540 or 1040. All bikes are different some bikes do have dip sticks this one does not. It just has the fill hole, it is good to keep your oil level check cause it is to low you will blow your motor up and cause major damage and it will cost a lot of money to fix it. A little over full is not going to hurt it but it is not good just try to keep it in between the 2 marks on your dip stick or on your side glass."
eHow Article: Check a Motorcycle's Oil Level
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