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Flashing ABS Light
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<blockquote data-quote="RossKean" data-source="post: 1446414" data-attributes="member: 19880"><p>Good idea! To be honest, with over 400,000 km on FJRs ('07 and '11), I have had Yamaha dealers work on the bike exactly twice, other than for recalls. Once was to replace front wheel bearings (I don't have the tools) and once for front fork seals and bushings when I didn't have the time to order parts. I usually get a friend or independent shop for tire changes. The rest I have done myself. (I have had a suspension shop refurb my Penske aftermarket shock.) I have never needed warranty work.</p><p></p><p>Note: Check your hand levers for clean and lube. Especially the clutch with the brass bushing that pushes the rod that actuates the clutch. It has to be done regularly or it will wear out from grit accumulation and friction.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RossKean, post: 1446414, member: 19880"] Good idea! To be honest, with over 400,000 km on FJRs ('07 and '11), I have had Yamaha dealers work on the bike exactly twice, other than for recalls. Once was to replace front wheel bearings (I don't have the tools) and once for front fork seals and bushings when I didn't have the time to order parts. I usually get a friend or independent shop for tire changes. The rest I have done myself. (I have had a suspension shop refurb my Penske aftermarket shock.) I have never needed warranty work. Note: Check your hand levers for clean and lube. Especially the clutch with the brass bushing that pushes the rod that actuates the clutch. It has to be done regularly or it will wear out from grit accumulation and friction. [/QUOTE]
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