Top of da mornin to ya

When you can, get the bike's suspension set up to your weight, or replaced/upgraded to match your weight. World of difference. I'd add to have all of the fluids changed, i.e. coolant, brake and clutch fluid flush. Oil too if you haven't already done so. Check your air filter too. This way you know that most major systems are up to par. Might as well throw in new fork oil, unless the previous owner has recently done all of this. Get it done in the beginning to ensure the best performance from your red and white beauty.

 

Thankfully all thats been done by previous owner.

 

Be sure to brush and floss after meals and to wear clean undies too.

 

AND DO NOT!!!!! USE K&N OIL FILTERS---
May want to check the condition of your tires and the date on the sidewalls.
Enjoy


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I prefer commando

Tires are new as is chain, sprocket, braided lines, pads.

 

Pepsodent and JC Pennys for me. It's the American way..