Marketplace Find 2019 Yamaha TTR50 First Service

Welcome to our easy DIY Yamaha TTR50 maintenance! I picked this up recently on Marketplace and the first thing I like to do is inspect everything. We will walk you through step-by-step instructions on how to perform essential maintenance tasks on your Yamaha TTR50 dirt bike. From chain maintenance to throttle adjustment, air filter cleaning, and more, we've got you covered! Maintaining your Yamaha TTR50 is crucial to ensure optimal performance and longevity of your beloved machine. You can save time and money by performing these maintenance tasks yourself, right at your own garage.
Tools and Gear I Use:
Alpha Moto Auxilary Fuel Tank amzn.to/3NrvHiO
Vessel JIS Screwdriver amzn.to/3s9KRix
Orange Pick Set amzn.to/3CvC9Qr
Motion Pro Cable Luber V3 amzn.to/3fAN5lP
Cable Lube amzn.to/3Ag4doW
Motion Pro Tire Spoons with case amzn.to/3lCBvdS
Tusk Torque Wrench Kit amzn.to/3reysKT
Tusk 5mm Replacment Head for Honda XR100 amzn.to/3jlWrmS
Dial Indicator with Magnetic Base amzn.to/363rzok
Wheel and Tire Balancing Stand amzn.to/3Kyx7WL
Motion Pro Tire Spoons with case amzn.to/3lCBvdS
Vevor 3L Ultrasonic Cleaner amzn.to/3lCvq14
Speed Blaster handheld sandblaster amzn.to/3CkuzYG
Bel-Ray Waterproof Grease amzn.to/3AgQ0bb
APlus Lift Pneumatic Lift Table amzn.to/30cTaiu
My Safety Glasses (12 pack) amzn.to/2H6tdZf
Amp Bluetooth Noise Canceling Hearing Protection amzn.to/34cZciv
1/2" Impact tool: amzn.to/2X7oYC9
1/4" Impact amzn.to/2DcBf0S
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[@jimmacsuga2592]

What a great Grandpa!!! NIce bike and goo job doing the service. That bike looks new and well cared for. Only suggestion for future is to have your Grandson there with you to see how servicing works. Be well, be safe, be Blessed!!!

[@MotoVated207]

Thanks Jim. Thats actually a great idea. Learning to use tools and the value of maintance will last him a lifetime.

[@jimmacsuga2592]

@@MotoVated207 is putting a rag in the chain/gear the same as compressing the rear shock which tightens the chain. Never mind how I found out about the need to do so. Compressing the shock as in riding tightens the chain

[@MotoVated207]

and it also makes sure that the axle is all the way seated forward which helps keep it from going cockeyed as you tighten down the axle nut. My Kawasaki is super sensitive if it gets bottomed out the chain goes super tight

[@scottchastain1382]

I have been real busy the last couple of months. So I'm catching up on my moto-vated. Will that cable lubing device work on old car brake cables. There is nothing worse than having a locked up parking brake.

[@MotoVated207]

Yah that would work awesome for that!

[@davidbegor8709]

The main comment about grandparents is that your always spoiling the grandchildren. As a grandparent, I disagree!
Its purely bribery !🤣🤣

[@MotoVated207]

Whatever it takes to keep them coming around LOL