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Versys - General Discussion / Did you know that there was a belt conversion kit for Versys 650?

« Last post by jkristjan on Today at 11:01 AM »

Some dude on YT showing it off, there are at least a few videos about it:

And the product offering itself:
https://produto.mercadolivre.com.br/MLB-1159565477-kit-relacao-correia-kawasaki-versys-650-_JM?searchVariation=39598903701#searchVariation=39598903701&position=1&type=item&tracking_id=2c142843-ae25-45de-b89f-505405aa05ca

The sh#t you see when you haven't got your gun (or more precisely, when you don't live in Brazil, in this instance).

If someone speaks Portuguese, please make us a summary of the review. EDIT: youtube autotranslated subtitles are quite good this time.

General Maintenance, Servicing, and Mechanical / Re: Oil level check

« Last post by eggsy64 on Today at 07:39 AM »

I do use a piece of wood just seems a bad idea from the manufacturer s to not think of a better way but hey ho

General Maintenance, Servicing, and Mechanical / Re: Oil level check

« Last post by Clunkyboy on Today at 06:47 AM »

put a piece of wood under the side stand so that it brings it 90 deg vert, about 40 odd mm thick does itthen yopu can keep it there with the press of a fingeror lean against it . I also do the same to get it onto padock stands

Ride Reports and Touring / Re: North on the A3

« Last post by Clunkyboy on Today at 06:43 AM »

General Maintenance, Servicing, and Mechanical / Re: Oil level check

« Last post by uralrob on Today at 01:53 AM »

".then ease it back down onto the side stand" ..... being careful not to let it roll forward off the side stand in the process. (Not that I'd know about that

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An ounce of prevention, tie off the front brake lever.

Rob.

General Maintenance, Servicing, and Mechanical / Re: Oil level check

« Last post by Wal on Yesterday at 10:51 PM »

if you kneel or stoop at thhe side of the bike you can rest it on your body while holding part of the frame at tipping point (90degs)and then check sight glass, easy peasy....then ease it back down onto the side stand