7:42 Can you please make a video on different type of ways to burn your clutch. I took a motorcycle course and I asked that question to an Instructor and her answer was "Newer bikes have what they call a slipper/wet clutch and you cant burn out your clutch"
Cool! Maybe in the future videos I suggest to include how you maintain your clutch and throttle cable :) That makes it all complete: Done with throttle adjustment, then clutch adjustment, then last would be it's maintenance...oh wait, maybe replacement is the last.
@@lovelivegofast does it at 30mm slack, 35mm, 40mm. It’s right before the friction zone you can feel a slight clunk right before the bike will start moving. Doesn’t do it the rear stand though
What'd you do for your600 mile service? I own my bike and can do my own oil change and stuff but I was wondering if the 600 mile service is actually super important?
At 600 I would change ur oil, check the coolant level in your reservoir, check chain slack, adjust throttle and clutch if needed, and make sure you don't have any loose bolts on your fairings anywhere. Otherwise everything else, air filter, valves, etc. is further down the road 👍
I just got the same exhaust as you, do you think it will be an issue with how close the link pipe is to the rear tire? I Worried it will heat up the tire too much
you are the one true 2024 zx6r king.
Lol thanks man 👍
Agree come here for my 2024 zx6r keep making videos like you have been 👍👍👍
@mshacochis will do!
Please make a video about changing coolant, brake fluids, brake pads, etc. and basics adjustments on ZX6R.
You are a true savior for us, Thanks from India
My bike is almost a replication of yours lol. Thanks for showing us with great explanations!!
Happy to help! 👍
Wonderful tutorial...kudos!
Thanks man 👍
Thanks for the great video but how do you adjust the position of the clutch lever for small hands?
Thanks for the nickel trick bro, so much easier than trying to use a ruler.
Yeah I thought that was clever too 👍
Great video bro.ride safe.love the bike
Amazing video as always!!! Thank you for releasing a clutch video so fast after my request on your throttle adjustment video! 😊
Really helpful thanks
7:42 Can you please make a video on different type of ways to burn your clutch. I took a motorcycle course and I asked that question to an Instructor and her answer was "Newer bikes have what they call a slipper/wet clutch and you cant burn out your clutch"
Cool! Maybe in the future videos I suggest to include how you maintain your clutch and throttle cable :) That makes it all complete: Done with throttle adjustment, then clutch adjustment, then last would be it's maintenance...oh wait, maybe replacement is the last.
Well I'll keep riding so I'm sure we will cover it all! 👍
Thank you!
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Hey man, do you get a clunk when letting out your clutch in first from a stop.
I do not, ur chain is probably not adjusted right
@@lovelivegofast does it at 30mm slack, 35mm, 40mm. It’s right before the friction zone you can feel a slight clunk right before the bike will start moving. Doesn’t do it the rear stand though
@ftlw1433 tough to say, you shouldn't be getting any clunking anytime
@@lovelivegofast it’s like a mild version of when you shift from neutral to first.
What'd you do for your600 mile service? I own my bike and can do my own oil change and stuff but I was wondering if the 600 mile service is actually super important?
At 600 I would change ur oil, check the coolant level in your reservoir, check chain slack, adjust throttle and clutch if needed, and make sure you don't have any loose bolts on your fairings anywhere. Otherwise everything else, air filter, valves, etc. is further down the road 👍
I just got the same exhaust as you, do you think it will be an issue with how close the link pipe is to the rear tire? I
Worried it will heat up the tire too much
Nah it'll be fine, warm tires stick to the pavement better, but your tire gets way more heat from the pavement on a hot summer day
What sunglasses are those? Those are dope, Hehe
They are the cheapest polarized glasses that my local Walmart had lol
2mm is equal to 0.078" or 1/16" which is 0.0625"
whats your instagram wanted to see if i can have more of your bike there 😂