yo bro thanks for the video, very useful. i followed your video up until the removing the fuel tubes. 'Just a hack' I just put a breaker bar at the bottom of the fuel tank and frame which propped it up, this gave me enough clearance to access all the screws without removing any electrics, or tubes. I was able to open airbox, removing filter, clean inside the airbox then put in a new filter. Wouldn't have done it without your help... Thanks bro
You are welcome, glad it helped out, BTW the vent vent hose on the left side (sitting on the bike) you don't really need to disconnect, it just runs to the ground by the shifter area. There is enough slack you can just pull it a bit and leave it connected to the tank.
What a mission that is, I couldn’t believe how little clearance there is between the tank and air box. Very educational bro, hopefully it’ll help people be a bit more practical with their bikes
That's a proper journey to change a filter :O It'll be interesting to see how bad the cbf is when I have to do it :P Nice hoodie, mine is better tho :P Great video man, how's that GSX-R coming along, I vote that for the next video :D
I recently washed my hoodie and it shrunk. My wife says it was the high heat in the dryer. Word to the wise. It looks way better on you! I plan on filming two videos today, one is a gixxer vid. I think that will probably just be my Monday vids for now on. Has been, the last two Monday's, why break the pattern!
The K&N's are reusable, you wash/dry and oil them. How often really depends. I live in a dry climate, not much dust and I avoid the rain like I'm allergic to water. Plus I have multiple bikes so I don't put a ton of miles on anyone one bike. I clean my air filter once a year. If I put all my miles on one bike, I would probably do it every 6 months or so or if I rode in the rain/dust more often I would clean the air filter more often.
Great, simple, well edited video. Thank you
You are very welcome!!!
Finally I found a video on the gen4, thank you so much
You are very welcome! If there are any other videos you like to see on the gen4 let me know happy to do them.
That's damn center screw! Your video probably just saved me a broken airbox lol
I'm here for ya!!! Thx for watching
yo bro thanks for the video, very useful. i followed your video up until the removing the fuel tubes. 'Just a hack' I just put a breaker bar at the bottom of the fuel tank and frame which propped it up, this gave me enough clearance to access all the screws without removing any electrics, or tubes. I was able to open airbox, removing filter, clean inside the airbox then put in a new filter. Wouldn't have done it without your help... Thanks bro
You are welcome! I will have to try your method next time I clean my filter. The less crap to take off the better! Thanks for the comment!!!
Very good Explained step by step.... Great..!!! I am dealer of K&n air filters in INDIA.
Thanks 👍
Thanks man, very detailed instructions video, my guide for zx10r air filter maintenance 👍
You are welcome, glad it helped out, BTW the vent vent hose on the left side (sitting on the bike) you don't really need to disconnect, it just runs to the ground by the shifter area. There is enough slack you can just pull it a bit and leave it connected to the tank.
What a mission that is, I couldn’t believe how little clearance there is between the tank and air box. Very educational bro, hopefully it’ll help people be a bit more practical with their bikes
😁🖐 Yeah, it's tight in there for sure!
Great tutorial. Remember when filters were easy to get to?????? Good times.
Yeah, it was a bit of work to get to that filter. I don't like how hard it is to get to the seat bolts.
I definitely have already done this on my bike. Instant improvement.
I should do them more frequently...better late then never!!!
@@MonkeyButtRides how much power does a k&n filter gives on a stock zx10r
A great how to vid , definately a big money saving to do it your self
Thanks Ponkster! I agree, plus it kind of makes me feel good and some how more connected to my bike.
Excellent video, got my K&N on order! 👍
Thank you sir! Enjoy! I think I made a video on cleaning K&N as well if you find that useful.
Definitely a bonus doing it when the tank isn't full lol
For sure!!! 💯
Great step by step tutorial man.
Thanks Chewie, hopefully it helps someone out there!
@@MonkeyButtRides For sure man. I want to see the filter cleaning video. That will help me.
@@hachewie Recorded most of it today, will be out this coming week. Hope you like it and hope it helps!
@@MonkeyButtRides Sweet.
Thank you 🙏🏻
You’re welcome 😊
That's a proper journey to change a filter :O It'll be interesting to see how bad the cbf is when I have to do it :P Nice hoodie, mine is better tho :P Great video man, how's that GSX-R coming along, I vote that for the next video :D
I recently washed my hoodie and it shrunk. My wife says it was the high heat in the dryer. Word to the wise. It looks way better on you! I plan on filming two videos today, one is a gixxer vid. I think that will probably just be my Monday vids for now on. Has been, the last two Monday's, why break the pattern!
Definitely Saves paying the dealership bucko bucks to do it 👌👌👌👌🧿
Hells yeah!!! 💯
I must do the same MB 😃👍
Get'er done! Specially on that adventure bike I bet, throwing down some miles on that KTM I'm sure!
how often do you change filter?
The K&N's are reusable, you wash/dry and oil them. How often really depends. I live in a dry climate, not much dust and I avoid the rain like I'm allergic to water. Plus I have multiple bikes so I don't put a ton of miles on anyone one bike. I clean my air filter once a year. If I put all my miles on one bike, I would probably do it every 6 months or so or if I rode in the rain/dust more often I would clean the air filter more often.
how much power does a k&n filter gives on a stock zx10r
I can't imagine it would be much without a remap and pipe to go with it.
Kawasaki made that job wayy more tedious.. i just take the seat off pop off the side panels lift the tank and there it is lol
It is a bit of a choir!!
Are bugs one of the reason why my bike having ants crawling near the engine? Pls answer 😔
🤔 I have no idea....😔
Are you leaking anifreeze/coolant? That is the only thing I could think that would attract ants to an engine.
@@MonkeyButtRides is it? I mean my bike is 3 weeks old now and its coolant level already in mid. Is it normal or maybe i should check some tubes 😅
@@johnpaulgioketo8563 idle it, let it get hot and look for leaks
@@MonkeyButtRides will do thank you