Whenever I do an oil change and I've had several R1's, I always just leave it on the side stand so as I drain the oil out after a few minutes I tilt the bike back and forth from left to right, you'll be amazed how much more oil comes out rather than just leaving it on its rear stand!
chidochido456654 hes using amsoil. many brands make full synthetic. i choose to run only ester based synthetics because it is the best kind. it clings to metal, lubricates better when higher mechanical pressure is applied to it and uneffected by temps. amsoil doesnt say if their oil is pao or ester based so i choose not to buy it. i use motul 7100. also race oils do not last a full service interval and are not recommended for street use. if you want to change it 3 times sooner than the 6-7k mile interval then thats up to you but its a waste of money. also, no need to remove the fairings. just the lower alum part is needed.
Does the 60'th edition have the individually numbered plate on the front portion of the fuel tank like the 2012 WGP 50'th did? I was hoping to see this in your video but you didn't really pan over that section of the bike.
I think u missed showing how to pop the rivets (i don't think it in the shop manual) : To remove them: Push in the center until it clicks, and gently remove the whole thing. To install: Set it up so the center pin is pulled out Once it is in the bodywork hole push the center pin in.
The Reason why people use Aluminum Foil Is Because There Able To Direct The Flowing Oil To The Container or Bucket That They Are Using For Dirty Oil, And Also To Keep The Oil From Getting On The Exaust And Staining It Once The Bike Gets Turned On And Starts To Burn The Oil!! But Im Sure You Know All Of That. Awsome Work On The Video and Beautiful Bike Dude!!! I Really like all the Aniversary Bikes that Yamaha Puts out! There DirtBikes Look Really really Awsome with those colors tooo, Especially when they are switched to SuperMotos and Always Kept clean instead of Being Dirty.... Of course.. . From being a DirtBikes! But Yea.. . . . I was Sent Over From Dukes Channel, So I subbed To your Channel too, because Of Awsome Bike videos! Keep up the great work Broskii!!!!
I put 15w-50 for my first 600 mile service right at 599.6 miles on the odometer. The owners manual stater the I could use that weight of oil too......?? Not sure if I should go with the 10w-40.........
Hi just a question I changed my r1 2016 oil filter today the originel reference of the filter is 5GH-13440-50 but I put a filter with this reference 5GH-13440-60 the question is that a problem for my bike or not ? Thanks ...
Definitely stick with factory oil filter!!!!! Yamaha has linked engine failure to high flow oil filters such as K&N. They will not honor warranty or extended warranties
AYE OK SURE That is definitely true. K&Ns have proven to explode on these bikes in particular. That being said, the Yamaha Y.E.S. Extended Warranty requires you use only YamaLube and OEM filter or it voids that $600+ warranty.
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Watching this at 6am on a Saturday when I don't even have a bike and I don't know how to ride. Good times.
Not resisting just defending lol same
Not resisting just defending go get bike, sit on bike and give it gas, go forward . Yep
Hope you got yourself a bike by now bro.... if you havent, you've lost three years of freedom!
Did you end up getting a bike?
Hahahahahah
Should remove the oil fill cap before unscrewing the oil drain bolt to get rid of any back pressure and easier flow of the oil. Nice video !
Literally, only the metal lower and 2 lock nuts. No need to to remove all of that.
Whenever I do an oil change and I've had several R1's, I always just leave it on the side stand so as I drain the oil out after a few minutes I tilt the bike back and forth from left to right, you'll be amazed how much more oil comes out rather than just leaving it on its rear stand!
thanks, i was just about to put it on a paddock
Correct and the same goes for probably all models, just not only for the R1
Definitely do NOT need to remove all the plastic like that to access the oil filter. At least I never do.
I can see how you would do that. That being said it is a lot easier to get the filter off without the fairing in the way...
MDSupersportRider what kind off oil is recommended i know that full synthetic oil but what brand is 100%synthetic
chidochido456654 hes using amsoil. many brands make full synthetic. i choose to run only ester based synthetics because it is the best kind. it clings to metal, lubricates better when higher mechanical pressure is applied to it and uneffected by temps. amsoil doesnt say if their oil is pao or ester based so i choose not to buy it. i use motul 7100. also race oils do not last a full service interval and are not recommended for street use. if you want to change it 3 times sooner than the 6-7k mile interval then thats up to you but its a waste of money.
also, no need to remove the fairings. just the lower alum part is needed.
Does the 60'th edition have the individually numbered plate on the front portion of the fuel tank like the 2012 WGP 50'th did? I was hoping to see this in your video but you didn't really pan over that section of the bike.
I think u missed showing how to pop the rivets (i don't think it in the shop manual) :
To remove them:
Push in the center until it clicks, and gently remove the whole thing.
To install:
Set it up so the center pin is pulled out
Once it is in the bodywork hole push the center pin in.
Bro you don't need to take the side fairing off
thanks m8..very helpful. got exactly the same bike..wish i had your chock and lift looks like it makes life easier👍
no m8 only done 500kms I'm in Australia so got another 500kms till first service..why just out of curiosity?
You didn’t indicate which tools (sizes’) you used?!
The Reason why people use Aluminum Foil Is Because There Able To Direct The Flowing Oil To The Container or Bucket That They Are Using For Dirty Oil, And Also To Keep The Oil From Getting On The Exaust And Staining It Once The Bike Gets Turned On And Starts To Burn The Oil!! But Im Sure You Know All Of That. Awsome Work On The Video and Beautiful Bike Dude!!! I Really like all the Aniversary Bikes that Yamaha Puts out! There DirtBikes Look Really really Awsome with those colors tooo, Especially when they are switched to SuperMotos and Always Kept clean instead of Being Dirty.... Of course.. . From being a DirtBikes! But Yea.. . . . I was Sent Over From Dukes Channel, So I subbed To your Channel too, because Of Awsome Bike videos! Keep up the great work Broskii!!!!
Thanks! I appreciate the support.
Maybe next time I'll use aluminum
Great video beautiful bike !
Changing oil is so satisfying
Your breathing struggling and lip smacking literally made me mad
If you're not changing the oil filter, can you change the oil without removing any fairings?
Just did my oil change on my R1S, no difference, thanks. Have you checked or changed your spark plug yet? Looking forward to that video!
A vit deficit to change spark plugs
I put 15w-50 for my first 600 mile service right at 599.6 miles on the odometer. The owners manual stater the I could use that weight of oil too......?? Not sure if I should go with the 10w-40.........
Sounds like Ned Flanders doin the service 😉👍👍🏍 Diddly
Is the oil drain plug a 6mm or 8mm?
Beautiful bike!
What oil is that? is that Ams oil full synthetic or synthetic?
Hi
just a question I changed my r1 2016 oil filter today the originel reference of the filter is 5GH-13440-50 but I put a filter with this reference 5GH-13440-60 the question is that a problem for my bike or not ?
Thanks ...
Is it not always better doing oil cold , this way all the shit oil isn’t all over the components inside ? I’ve always been told this
Don’t want an oil filter leak at 155mph might not be good
What’s the size of the drain plug?
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Bro all you gotta take off is the exhaust cover
nice vid! thanx
Thank you!
Thank you subscribed.
good video though. where abouts in MD?
Thanks!
Northern MoCo
Quarts?!?
I didn’t need to remove all those fairings
Hey man, what type of lift stand is that? i need to get me one of those! lol
The lift came from Redline Stands. If you've got the space it sure makes life easier.
Thanks brother!
Move the mic further from your mouth next time! Good video
Good video except for the breathing And mouth sounds lol
But again good vid thx :)
OMG that key chain...LMAO
Damn you need a lot to do a simple oil change
no, you don't he just did.
🤔 fill the fillet with oil.... then put the drain plug back.?? SURE THAT'S THE WRONG WAY AROUND. 😔
he only put a bit so it wouldn't have drained out anyways.
It was a good video but every time I heard your lips I went nuts. Move the mic away from your mouth next time please.
dealership wants to charge me an hour and a half for a break in oil change...
love it man! sub'd! check me out! i ride a 2015 r1!
Thanks! I'll check it out
Adobo Moto
R.I.P GoPro.
I know you care about your bike...but who TF checks the torq specs on the plug bolt?? haha
Definitely stick with factory oil filter!!!!! Yamaha has linked engine failure to high flow oil filters such as K&N. They will not honor warranty or extended warranties
AYE OK SURE That is definitely true. K&Ns have proven to explode on these bikes in particular. That being said, the Yamaha Y.E.S. Extended Warranty requires you use only YamaLube and OEM filter or it voids that $600+ warranty.
Prove it...