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A bike works better when you have all the controls properly adjusted and positioned. Sit on your bike. Is the brake pedal too high or too low? The brake pedal height adjuster will help you dial it in to the proper place. Check to ensure that your drum rear brake free play is within factory specifications.
Keep all moving parts working without binding through a judicious application of lubricant. Pivoting items, such as the brake pedal, shifter and sidestand, should be either loosened or disassembled. Clean the pivot and apply a fresh coat of grease. A small paintbrush makes the job neater. A squirt of penetrating lubricant will keep other parts such as floorboards and shifter linkages working smoothly.
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Houston Motorcycle
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 Our full service motorcycle repair shop will assist you with everything you need to keep your motorcycle running smoothly so you can do just that. We service and repair all makes and models of street and off road motorcycles including
Harley Davidson, Honda, Yamaha, Suzuki, Kawasaki and BMW. With services that range from regularly scheduled maintenance to diagnostics and repairs, we will help you keep your motorcycle on the road, where it belongs.
Call us to schedule your service or come by our shop and speak with
our experts.
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• T - Tires, wheels |
• O - Oil (fluid levels) |
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• C - Controls (levers and pedal, cables, hoses, throttle) |
• C - Chassis (frame, suspension, chain, etc.) |
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• L - Light (battery, headlights, turn signals, mirrors, etc.) |
• S - Stands (center stand and/or kickstand) |
Motorcycle Maintenance
Maintenance is not only an essential part of motorcycle ownership, it can make the difference between safe riding and getting stranded-- or worse, taking a spill.
Learn how to change your oil, check and lubricate your bike's chain, ensure that your tires are inflated properly, and check your fluid levels, and you'll ride with the confidence of knowing that your bike will run reliably.
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