Thank you so much for your ingenious technical tip. I'm working on a bike (Honda CB1000 "Big One"" that has a Vance and Hines aftermarket exhaust. In order to install the missing center stand axle bolt, I have to slightly scew the exhaust for the axle bolt to fit. Your technique helped me out when I needed it. Thank you again. Keep-up the great work !!

Genius lol 👍🏽

Wow what a beautiful tip. If only I found this video before I punched myself in the face trying to put these on 😂😂

Great video! Thanks

Thanks boss

Sehr gutes Video für Beginner! Achtung!!! Er vergisst den Dichtungsring der Ablassschraube zu wechseln!!! Mir wurde von einem Mechaniker erklärt, dass diese immer gewechselt werden muss. Normalerweise sind die Dinger bei den Wechelkits immer dabei.

nice

Thanks for the idea, zip tie broke on me but steel wire worked. Was replacing the spring on my kick stand XT1200z

Wow, actually a really good tip. Thanks!

Hey I just wanted to say thanks this video saved me in a pinch.

People should spend about 9 bucks if you do exhaust work often and buy an exhaust spring puller. Many years ago by doing this with a zip tie I seriously injured my left hand when the tie broke- if you have to do it this way use 2 zip ties!

What a Legend... short and to the point , helpful as all heck. Great video. Thanks.

Thank you

3.3 liters it’s ok?

THank you for posting this. This is awesome!!!

you're my saviour

nice

omg tnx to this video. I'm having a hard time removing that spring. but now i can do it easily ☺️. Thank you

Hey, what seat cowl did you have and where would you recommend getting them from... are they easy to install?

what size is the ratchet to remove the oil filter, greetings from Mexico

should use oil grade 40 or 50 bro? Tks

Amount of grease is horrible

Why do the NGKs not seen to fit in my wires

Thanks a lot! You've put up detailed shots and it's hella helpful. Very few 695 DIY videos around, so this one's gold.

Standart spark plug gap 0.8 mm. But rekommended 06÷07. Need make as in instruktion.

This video just saved my life 🙏

How do you reset the oil service light??? Thanks

Nice video on the topic... Could you do a; "How to wash your bike properly"? Ducati bikes deserves a lot of TLC, it hurts when I see a Ducati in this condition…

You should clean the face where the oil filter seals against before refitting new filter

Yeah, seemed stupid simple until that clip came out and I was like, wait a second... thanks for the help!

If that's a crush washer and you reuse it it will leak like a sieve.

Good video, very simplistic. One word of note, the rear caliper mounting bolt torque specification is 23-25 N/M or roughly 17-18 ft/lbs.👍

It's 15w50 my friend... it is that type of oil for a reason...

this is the kind of maintenance video that the world needs. A self claimed idiot teaching other idiot thanks this was vary helpful :)

Yeah too many steps

Good

I guess you don't have that Ducati anymore?

Hi, nice video. A few things. What Torque Setting is it for the Oil Drain Plug Bolt to tighter in Nm? Also, what Torque settings did you torque the oil filter at? So the Oi Filter does not leak? Cheers! I don't think you use a 5mm Allen key. Cheers Though.

0:55 Why didn´t you just remove the seat man. You had to anyway to lift up the tank.

What's the length of those springs?

Couple things: Those that pointed out the screen filter Ducati Scrambler service manual recommends cleaning the mesh filter on the initial (600 mile) service. Second, you should change the drain plug “crush washer” each time you change the oil. Third, you need to torque the drain plug as required.

GREAT video man nice job thank u helpful 👏👏👏

Just use a keyring, does a great job👍🏼

Thanks a lot, man. You've put up detailed shots and it's hella helpful. Very few 695 DIY videos around, so this one's gold.

dude you sad CCW and turned you ratchet CW for the drain plug :)))

Hey man you make really good videos , you should do more I have this same bike so it’s perfect lol

Is it that easy to change the spark plugs on a monster 821 ?

Wait is this seriously how motorcycle exhaust systems are held together? flanges and springs? why not clamps like a car???

Good stuff. And yea, like many said, seat comes off with the seat cover :P

Thank you!!!