Stop Wasting Money! 5 Easy Motorcycle Maintenance Tips

Tired of expensive motorcycle repairs? After 7+ years of working on bikes, we've seen it all! In this video, we share 5 EASY motorcycle maintenance tips that ANY rider can do to save BIG on costly repairs down the road. From checking tyre pressure and using a battery tender to fuel stabilizers and proper cleaning, these simple habits will keep your bike running smoothly and your wallet happy. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned rider, these tips are essential! Learn how to extend the life of your motorcycle and avoid unnecessary breakdowns.
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[@professionaleejit5927]

I love that you are turning this into an actual youtube channel where you post more stuff than the bikes you are selling. It really adds a new life to the channel and more reasons to subscribe. You are doing a great job

[@retrobikesdublin]

Glad you like trying to do one video like this a week

[@thorstenmetalhead9666]

Great advice delivered to the point.

[@retrobikesdublin]

Glad it was helpful!

[@NiallHiggins-dw6tn]

Excellent comments well-spoken and good video

[@retrobikesdublin]

Thank you Niall I appreciate your positive and kind comment!

[@patrickbudrionis1491]

Thank You Very Much For Sharing Your Knowledge 👍

[@retrobikesdublin]

Thanks Patrick 😀

[@ronerie]

I have been subscribed to your channel for close to a year give or take. I find your channel and your occasional brutal honesty appealing to my common sense, and can almost feel how much you are holding back what you would really like to say on some of your test rides, not about the bike your riding, but the idiots in the automobiles, LMAO !!! I have to ask myself, why a man living in Pennsylvania, U. S. is watching a channel from Dublin, Ireland ? I watch every new post, really enjoy seeing retro bikes that were never available here, and the ones that are. Also the weather you deal with which many times is similar to my weather, as I live 1 mile from Lake Erie, in a town called Erie, imagine that, lol !!! Canada is a two hour boat ride due North from me, New York City 10 hours drive straight East from me. We don't have the salt in the air to deal with, but a ton of rainfall and snow up to 6 feet deep overnight, due to living along the shores of one of the five Great Lakes. This was a very good video, and totally agree with everything you said. I've been riding for 60 years now, and follow your five maintenance suggestions all along. It has given me personal pride to have clean, solid, safe bikes I call my own. I see all too often how other motorcyclists just don't want to take the few minutes it takes to do these simple tasks, because they just want to get out and ride, or don't allow themselves a few extra minutes out of the day, or night to do it, and then, hahaha, end up saying this bikes a piece of shite !!! WoW !!! I always think of the safety factor as what nudges me to do these tasks first of all, and second the fortune it saves me by something so simple as an oil change, and why here we call it "preventative" maintenance !!! Anyways, maybe a little tag attached to every handle bar tied on with string, with a short note with your five suggestions as the bikes are given to the new owner, or under the seat on the ones that lift up, or posted in obvious places around your displays ? Plant the seeds 😁 Around me, local bike shops charge over $ 100 per hour, USD minimum. And with all O.E.M. parts with a mark up. It always feels good to put the money you saved back in you pocket ! Great video, keep up the great content !!!

[@retrobikesdublin]

Hi Ron, thanks so much for such a lovely and detailed comment! This really encourages us to keep posting, it's amazing to think someone really does love watching our videos ! We appreciate you and genuinely do love hearing things like this! Keep watching and keep commenting!

[@aidandcarroll]

Do you think it is worthwhile removing the ethanol from the E10? Opinions differ ( late 90s carb machine)

[@retrobikesdublin]

Yes if you are only using the bike for Sunday runs or a garage queen id advise, but easier just to use a fuel stabilizer or long term storage stabilizer or some sort