Oil Change DIY Suzuki Boulevard M50/C50 Without Motorcycle Jack Stand

[@philatkinson3955]

Awesome video, thank you! We need more people who cover all the bases! Appreciate it brother!😎🤘

[@robginn24]

Most informed video, I do all work on my truck, struts, engine work anything. It's just exact way just needed to make sure I didn't need special oil tool before i start job. I've seen some guys using a specific motorcycle oil wrench, you don't need it.

[@ksingh495]

Great and humble video, thanks

[@solomontown2808]

Love the "tip" about tie-down to prevent bike "tip"-over... ☺☺☺

[@metoon3092]

Thank You for the video ! I need to change the oil, and without having a motorcycle jack, this strap down seems to get 'er done ! I read the Suzuki manual today; curious as to using synthetic oil. It may be a good upgrade choice, yet didn't specify. You know, this video at 8:43, snapshot, would make a great wallpaper for your tablet or pc ! -Love the color of your cruiser.

[@Brownbrady]

Conventional oil will do just fine as long as you change it regularly. Thanks for watching.

[@suzukisentinel9570]

I use the Valvoline 4 stroke 10w-40. Good stuff. Changed my gear oil last year to keep the shaft drive running smooth. The Bel-Ray Hypoid Gear Oil 80W-90 is what I used.

[@gplayer01]

Great video. New subscriber here. I'm going to be changing oil/filter sometime this summer or fall. I have a 2008 Boulevard M-50 and love it!! I was lucky too in that it only had 3000 miles on it. Have you thought about doing a video on changing the antifreeze in your bike? That would be helpful for sure. Thanks again for posting these videos. Cheers...

[@rickybartlet]

GREAT Easy video!

[@obywan7901]

Great video I wish you mention witch oil filter # or letter of the best bran you had in mind.

[@budzbudz6390]

Thanks. Do you have anyone on easy way to change the antifreeze?

[@rtjparker]

Corry is right. You shouldn't use regular automobile oil on a motorcycle with a wet clutch. Get motorcycle oil specifically made for this purpose. Otherwise, this is an excellent how-to video!

[@fish3dp372]

Good job!!

[@Brownbrady]

Thanks! I tried.

[@billyk8161]

thank you!

[@corry7040]

Automotive oil has very different properties than oil made for motorcycles. Car oil has friction modifiers that make it too slippery for the wet clutch of a motorcycle. This results in an unpredictable "friction zone". In addition, JASO MA oil doesn't break down by being chopped up (aka "shear") by the transmission gears. Automotive oil does not have this property because crankcase oil is not shared with the transmission.

[@zeronomon]

Thanks buddy

[@Brownbrady]

No problem 👍

[@elyroman6377]

Great video!!! One thing tho and only for your safety next time you start any motor don’t do it in a closed place carbon monoxide is a silent killer. But other than that great video.

[@miken2968]

Really? Garages are not airtight and you can run a motorcycle engine briefly

[@elyroman6377]

That’s what my brothers dad thought too and he’s no longer with us keep safe man

[@clausmadsen1257]

If you repair your motorcycle yourself, buy a lift, they don't cost a lot of money