I literally lol'd , trust me i feel your pain , that's why I started the channel. I hope these videos can help with any questions you have. Feel free to ask, look out for new uploads. Thank you for watching and Please ride safe!!
1RaceLifestyle yes man i still have my 2018 250r and the video changing the oil is sooo helpful man i’m glad i saw this rather than paying 175 man much appreciation and congratulations on your marriage soon !!! please keep posting!!!!
I've been the only one in my area for 2 years ( motogp paintjob) , however my local dealer told me he just sold another one recently, haven't seen it on the road yet.
Finally I have found someone that has the same bike as me!! It no joke took me all day to get to my radiator and overflow thank you! these bikes aren't too common here in Australia, I think I saw 3 or 4 for sale in all of the country. I have a 2017 model and just wondering if anyone has come across mechanical problems with these bikes as yet as there's nothing online about them
Hey Ahmed thanks for watching. I haven't had any problems during little over a year that I've had it. They are pretty easy to work on and knowing some people that can work on bikes isnt bad either just in case. You dont see alot of them here in the states either. Thanks for watching again please sub if you havnt already. Ride safe!
Hi, good video, well explained,...I bought the oil filter socket, it goes over the end of the filter, with an extension bar on my ratchet there was no need to remove any fairing, easier, the hardest part was getting the old filter out of the big socket.
@@1RaceLifestyle tell me about it, i just changed the headlamp yesterday, what a tricky job that is, my big hands meant i had to take the fairing off one side to gain access.
Correct, the only difference is the color spec between the years so far. But yes same type of oil. Oil brand is usually a preference though. Thanks for watching and dont forget to sub or reach out if you have any other questions.
Can you please specify the details of the parts you use for the bike? Like the motorcycle oil filter and the grade of oil for example. Great videos man. Ill be tuning in for new videos.
I'm unsure on the crush washer size. Even in the manual, I couldn't find the answer. I've used the same one that came with the bike and have had zero leaks or issues.
in the owner manuel it seem that there is one more screw in the middle of the white unter the stiker "gsx250r" we didnt saw how you release him by the way this is the only movie in all youtube that show how to remove this panel 'thanks you very much !!!!!!!!!
You should have a Hex up under the passenger seat. And also there is a full tool kit under the main seat one those should work fine. I got it out no issues. You can also do the change without removing the fairings. Its a little tricky with the filter but a little easier. Thanks for watching.
@@1RaceLifestyle so I took my Camo off and Gonna Go with the Other kit I found Pittsburgh Steeler Colors so that means no one has the Camo kit bit I have the Parts Number Would look Dope af on your bike what do you Say?
You can, removing the oil filter doesn't require you to do so. It just limits your space. I have now done it numerous times without removing the fairing. Thanks for watching dont forget to sub! Ride safe ✌
@@1RaceLifestyle Fantastic ! I have the same bike in blue and It needs change but I know I will ruin a clip if I take the faring off. It's not the quickest bike in the world but I love it.
So the screw that’s on the black fearing where it says Suzuki the one that’s in the U of the lettering Suzuki it’s really really tight can’t even loosen it with a drill or hands I’m scared it’s going to break so any tips?
@@1RaceLifestyle Ive tried that already but it’s still really tight I’m scared I’m going to strip it I was able to do the oil change on it with it on. Your video really help so thank you.
Hi I have this bike do you know how to change air filter on this bike I can't find any videos for it and I ran into this one. You said if any questions to message you I have to buy a repair manual for it thankyou any info would help
@@David-ue5lh sorry just seeing this. You want to do the first change after the first 600 miles (break in miles) after that I do mine every 2500-3000. Some people I know do it every 5,000 but I prefer the way it performs with fresh fluids in it. Thanks for watching!
@@1RaceLifestyle wow thanks for the quick reply man! Your videos are helping me out a ton. Just got this sexy bike yesterday! Gotta do an oil change soon.
Great question. You want to make sure the bike is standing straight up. Don't forget to subscribe and check out my full gsx250r Playlist. Thanks for watching.
I change mine every 2500 miles. Not sure about other owners but you typically can tell the difference in how to bike rides and shifts when you are over due for an oil change.i ride alot but always refer to your manual.
You have to remove the tank which involves taking off the seats and the fairings which is pretty simple enough. The Air filter sits under a cover held in by two screws. The tank is pretty heavy so I'd suggest having little to no fuel in it when you do. Hope this helps
Yes as @1RaceLifestyle said, you have to remove the tank, however the Suzuki mechanic at Dealership told me it's not something you have to do as often as it suggests in the owners manual, as it is well protected. Maybe once every 2 yrs or 10k, depending on the enviroment you live in, and then it's probably a case of clean it as apposed to replacement. :)
My best bet would be google or even try searching ebay I believe I've seen some up there. You can always try your local dealer also I'm sure they have one. Ride safe!
FINALLY SOMEONE WITH A BIKE LIKE ME DAMMIT !!!!!
I literally lol'd , trust me i feel your pain , that's why I started the channel. I hope these videos can help with any questions you have. Feel free to ask, look out for new uploads. Thank you for watching and Please ride safe!!
1RaceLifestyle yes man i still have my 2018 250r and the video changing the oil is sooo helpful man i’m glad i saw this rather than paying 175 man much appreciation and congratulations on your marriage soon !!! please keep posting!!!!
I've been the only one in my area for 2 years ( motogp paintjob) , however my local dealer told me he just sold another one recently, haven't seen it on the road yet.
Came here because I have the same bike and wanted to know how to do this so thanks.
Enjoy it, be safe and feel free to hit me with any questions. Dont forget to subscribe! Thanks for watching.
Appreciate this knowledge for sure . Just purchased a 2020 GXR-250 today man. Definitely will subscribe bro 😎
I appreciate it. There is more coming stay tuned!
Right on bro, 1st bike, and today's the 1st oil change, BADASS!!!Thanks
Thanks for the video,I just got my first motorcycle...is exactly like the one you got and also same color ...you got a new subscriber
Cool! Thanks for subscribing. Ride safe!!
Thanks for the video bro, I have the same bike and was wondering how to do it. Very straightforward and informative! Subscribed👍🏾
Glad I can be of help! Stay tuned for more about the bike. Thank you for the sub and most importantly please ride safe!!
1RaceLifestyle Awesome! I’m gonna keep a lookout for your new videos. Ride safe bro!
hey the big allen key is to remove the driver seat to get the tool bag out
Finally I have found someone that has the same bike as me!! It no joke took me all day to get to my radiator and overflow thank you!
these bikes aren't too common here in Australia, I think I saw 3 or 4 for sale in all of the country. I have a 2017 model and just wondering if anyone has come across mechanical problems with these bikes as yet as there's nothing online about them
Hey Ahmed thanks for watching. I haven't had any problems during little over a year that I've had it. They are pretty easy to work on and knowing some people that can work on bikes isnt bad either just in case. You dont see alot of them here in the states either. Thanks for watching again please sub if you havnt already. Ride safe!
Valve clearance check at 600miles and then at 3000 6000 9000. About a 3 hour job.
Hey mate maybe a how to video on removing the fuel tank and maybe getting to the battery? Cheers
@@ahmedj6131 Battery is under the seat, no need to take off the tank to get to the battery.
@@josht8288 if you think I'm checking valve clearance at 600 miles you got me fucked up
10.24 'just like with a woman,,,if you gotta force it,,, its wrong'.. respect.
Yo I just got a 2022, doing my first change today, thanks for the video!
Awesome! Enjoy and ride safe! ✌️ 🏍
Hi, good video, well explained,...I bought the oil filter socket, it goes over the end of the filter, with an extension bar on my ratchet there was no need to remove any fairing, easier, the hardest part was getting the old filter out of the big socket.
Thanks for watching, yeah getting that filter is kinda tricky. Its even worse when you have big hands 🤣🤣
@@1RaceLifestyle tell me about it, i just changed the headlamp yesterday, what a tricky job that is, my big hands meant i had to take the fairing off one side to gain access.
Thnks
Big thank you. Got one, but the owner's handbook is not very clear about removing the fairing. 😊
You're welcome. Thanks for watching and dont forget to subscribe. Fee free to reach out with any questions. Ride safe!
THANK YOU
Thanks for watching
Dumb question here because I'm fresh new to bikes but does the same oil apply for a 2019 model as well??.
Correct, the only difference is the color spec between the years so far. But yes same type of oil. Oil brand is usually a preference though. Thanks for watching and dont forget to sub or reach out if you have any other questions.
Can you please specify the details of the parts you use for the bike? Like the motorcycle oil filter and the grade of oil for example. Great videos man. Ill be tuning in for new videos.
hi bro, thanks for the video, amazing information, sorry man i have a question, what is the crush washer size that the oil screew?
I'm unsure on the crush washer size. Even in the manual, I couldn't find the answer. I've used the same one that came with the bike and have had zero leaks or issues.
in the owner manuel it seem that there is one more screw in the middle of the white unter the stiker "gsx250r" we didnt saw how you release him
by the way this is the only movie in all youtube that show how to remove this panel 'thanks you very much !!!!!!!!!
Great video - New subscriber here. Can you show us how to add and flush engine coolant? Thanks!
Thanks for all your videos Bro, I have a question about how often need to change the spark plugs on my gsx250r has a 8000 miles on it!
The users manual says at 6000miles.
Nice video 👍👍
Thanks please subscribe and share. Thanks for watching!
Your welcome, of course. 😁
Thanks for this vid! How did you get the second larger bolt off the black fairing? I feel like I'm about to strip it with a normal hex wrench.
You should have a Hex up under the passenger seat. And also there is a full tool kit under the main seat one those should work fine. I got it out no issues. You can also do the change without removing the fairings. Its a little tricky with the filter but a little easier. Thanks for watching.
What kind of coolant should I use?
I run a coolant called engine Ice. It's probably the most know and used amongst Japanese sportbikes.
@@1RaceLifestyle so I took my Camo off and Gonna Go with the Other kit I found Pittsburgh Steeler Colors so that means no one has the Camo kit bit I have the Parts Number Would look Dope af on your bike what do you Say?
It’s take 1L r 2L for oil change
Thank you bro
What was the measurement of oil? Great video. Exactly what I needed
2.3 to 2.5 quarts try not to over fill.
Can you make a video on how to do a chain adjustment?
You reckon you could change the filter without taking the faring off ?
You can, removing the oil filter doesn't require you to do so. It just limits your space. I have now done it numerous times without removing the fairing. Thanks for watching dont forget to sub! Ride safe ✌
@@1RaceLifestyle Fantastic ! I have the same bike in blue and It needs change but I know I will ruin a clip if I take the faring off. It's not the quickest bike in the world but I love it.
How many litres of oil we should use when we do oil change
So the screw that’s on the black fearing where it says Suzuki the one that’s in the U of the lettering Suzuki it’s really really tight can’t even loosen it with a drill or hands I’m scared it’s going to break so any tips?
I would maybe try spraying a little anti seize like wd 40 or something on it. Makes sure it doesn't get on your tires or foot pegs.
@@1RaceLifestyle Ive tried that already but it’s still really tight I’m scared I’m going to strip it I was able to do the oil change on it with it on. Your video really help so thank you.
thanks you
Anytime!
I got the same K&N filters they are much better than that stock one lol
Hi I have this bike do you know how to change air filter on this bike I can't find any videos for it and I ran into this one. You said if any questions to message you I have to buy a repair manual for it thankyou any info would help
@@ernestsingleton9617 it's under the fuel tank. Tank off jobby.
How is the Castrol oil holding up? Are you still using it? Just picked up my GSX250R and doing some preventative maintenance right away
I'm running mobil 1 this current change, I can tell after only about 100miles in I prefer the Castrol, so I will be going back and staying with it.
@@1RaceLifestyle after how many mile do you change the oil, how often?
@@David-ue5lh sorry just seeing this. You want to do the first change after the first 600 miles (break in miles) after that I do mine every 2500-3000. Some people I know do it every 5,000 but I prefer the way it performs with fresh fluids in it. Thanks for watching!
Do you really have to remove all the fairings? Probably not right. Seems like I can get at the filter without removing fairings
You can get to the filter without removing the fairings. Its a little tight but fairly simple to do.
@@1RaceLifestyle wow thanks for the quick reply man! Your videos are helping me out a ton. Just got this sexy bike yesterday! Gotta do an oil change soon.
when you check the oil level. do you hold your bike up straight. or while its on the kickstand
Great question. You want to make sure the bike is standing straight up. Don't forget to subscribe and check out my full gsx250r Playlist. Thanks for watching.
Can you add a movie how to add water to the radiator
how often do you change the oil?
I change mine every 2500 miles. Not sure about other owners but you typically can tell the difference in how to bike rides and shifts when you are over due for an oil change.i ride alot but always refer to your manual.
@@1RaceLifestyle gocha, I only have about 600 miles on my 250 so I got some time, thanks
I have the same bike. Do you know how to change the air filter on this bike? Any info would help I have to buy a repair manual. Thank you.
You have to remove the tank which involves taking off the seats and the fairings which is pretty simple enough. The Air filter sits under a cover held in by two screws. The tank is pretty heavy so I'd suggest having little to no fuel in it when you do. Hope this helps
Ok thankyou
Yes as @1RaceLifestyle said, you have to remove the tank, however the Suzuki mechanic at Dealership told me it's not something you have to do as often as it suggests in the owners manual, as it is well protected. Maybe once every 2 yrs or 10k, depending on the enviroment you live in, and then it's probably a case of clean it as apposed to replacement. :)
How do you reset the oil change indicator that’s on the dash?
Thanks for reaching out. I actually made a video on it. Hope it helps th-cam.com/video/0yBM7ndaGq8/w-d-xo.html
Hi, Thank you very much for the info. I truly appreciate it. Have a great day.
Do you know where I can get an owners manual or a pdf online for it
My best bet would be google or even try searching ebay I believe I've seen some up there. You can always try your local dealer also I'm sure they have one. Ride safe!