2022 CBR1000RR 600 Mile Service (ep.02)

Episode 2 - 2022 CBR1000RR 600 Mile Service
In this video I go through the 600 mile service (Oil & Filter change / Chain maintenance)
Hope you enjoy!

[@r0ntr0n4]

I love the idea of you pulling over on the freeway or something, right when you hit 600 miles, and doing all this maintenance. 🤣

[@youtubetrucker8203]

Good video. I too am moving to a '22 or '23 CBR1000RR from an R1. Honda reliability (like Yamaha), power (like Yamaha) and silkiness (unlike Yamaha) are legendary. I do my own service and mods but can do without the tedious skin removal process. In this day and age we should be able to remove the skin without tools and worrying about losing a plastic rivet or screw. After all, these are the most expensive pieces of plastic you will ever buy. I might suggest eye protection next time while cleaning the chain. Those chain cleaners are terribly toxic. I learned that the hard way. And yes, Honda engineers, bring back the oil sight glass. Subscribed.

[@cjrides7073]

Yeah removing the plastics is the most tedious part but I enjoy being out in the garage working on the bike so it’s hard to complain :) Thanks for the sub! The quick shifter just arrived today so I’m hoping to get the next video up this weekend. I’ll take your advice on wearing eye protection next time I clean the chain. You’re right, the clean is real nasty stuff.

[@tonyhackett3512]

I'm also thinking about 2022 or 2023. I did have 2012 cbr1000rr, it got stolen last July.

[@thakurvijayantsingh2904]

Watching your videos make me happy 😊 and feel very satisfying

[@mr2dsp]

Thanks You video helps me a lot I just bought a used 22 1000rr grand prix red with 1500 on it , coming from 22 CBR500R this is a totally different beast! I just installed a quick shifter last night waching your video helps me a lot !! subscribed!

[@akuin811]

Very well spoken , great video . You should make other types of motorcycle stuff . new sub here, love it.

[@fouadkhattar]

Keep doing this kinda content, maintenance and service and vlogging it. Looking forward for your next videos, wana see what other content you wana make, anyways this shit is awesome until now

[@cthomasct61]

Nice....thanks for the great thorough info...sweet 🏍 bike by the way 😀....1

[@GiangVlogFamilyinCZ]

Good job, nice video!

[@andyemerson3718]

Word of warning, never tighten the oil filter via the hex nut. Heard many stories of people doing it and stressing the spot weld for it to come apart releasing oil just were your rear tyre needs to be if riding at the time. I have the 06 blade.

[@cjrides7073]

I forgot to mention it in the video but I always get the filter hand tight. On this bike the oil filter is right next to the oil cooler so I couldn’t get my fingers around to tighten. I used a wrench but ensured I did not get it too tight. Good call out though.

[@kirkdunn1379]

Better to be a lil low on oil than too much.....beautiful bike man I just use WD-40 on my chain....an ex pro MX rider told me that's all they do and they were sponsored by chain lube Co, lol.....WD-40 cleans and leaves slight film for lube...after awhile it cleans all old grease from factory off and I just give it a squirt every 2 rides and wipe it down with rag after I let it sit for minute......never had problem in MX and so far my street bike has been the same......it also displaces water which is good.....even a silicone spray would be good I imagine

[@CorvetteLS7427]

Yeah the oil window nice, but when your by yourself, sitting on the bike you can reach down and check the dipstick, with the window you need someone to hold the bike upright to check.

[@Jumbo757]

I can check the oil sight glass fine standing the bike up and leaning down next to it, it's not that hard

[@christianvazquez1979]

I feel terrible man lol mine has 1000 miles. But i just bought the oil filter and oil today! Got the same bike!

[@cjrides7073]

Hey pal, better late than never! Are you going to do it yourself? Hopefully the video helps if you’ve never done it before. :)

[@-mystical-16]

Cool video. I’m thinking about getting a 23 R1 or CBR1000RR. How do you feel about the CBR10000RR now that you’ve had it for a year compared to the R1. How does fit, quality finish compare between Yamaha and Honda?

[@lubetubeonmyface1]

need more

[@uploadunlimited8443]

Better explore india in ur own motorcycle for more subscribers nd more views.. A suggestion.... Nice work bro from 🇮🇳India

[@mkviz]

You would have saved more money on the OEM filter. Unless you like having that hex nut on it.

[@themarvelousvintage76]

A soon you put the bike on the rear stand you fine you don't need do straps for oil change maybe if you load the bike into the truck yes 😉

[@cjrides7073]

Hah yeah it may be a little excessive but I actually take the bike off of the rear stand to adjust the chain so the straps were more for that.

[@xUnd34dxSnip3rs]

this bike come from factory with quickshifter on it? im getting conflicting answers everywhere. Some people and videos say it does come factory, others say its an optional thing you have to get installed.

[@cjrides7073]

The CBR1000RR does not come with a quick shifter. However, Honda does make one and there’s a plug for it on the bike and it’s built into the software. I actually just installed one and I am getting ready to release a video on it.

[@olliedufeu]

My first 600 mile service was done for free

[@cjrides7073]

My dealer also does a free 600 mile service but is 60 miles away from my house

[@Bad_Company666]

Or buy a gas leaf blower. Every guy needs to have one LOL…..

[@user-yj2xl9hp7z]

best bike