Dude, I watched every minute of the video. Totally like your work style! I can't open anything on my bike and leave a dust particle behind, everything has to be spotless. Keep up the good work!
Awesome man! Thank you so much for your feedback :) Part of the enjoyment of riding is the precision and good looks of the bike! Dirt ruins both of those things. Glad to meet another clean-freak like myself! Ride safe my friend.
It amazes me how you know a lot about motorcycle mechanics, I don't know anything ...... just basic things, if I have learned some things, I loved the video, greetings Michael.
Greetings Carlos! Thank you my friend. I followed my dad around when I was growing up. He was always working on the cars, his race car, the house... anything that needed fixing he was on it! I'm thankful for him! And thankful for youtube! What a way to share and learn! :) My best to you!
Next time use dawn dish degreaser. It’s a purple spray. Works wonders and super gentle on all your seals and stuff just don’t use it on your chain. Anywhere metal it’s 1000% safe to use.
I can imagine it’s insane!! I thought about changing the gears but I do very little stop and go riding. I live in rural VT so once I start rolling I’m good to go and I did not want to move my cruising rpm any higher 👍
@@sstressfl ahhh nice choice brother yeah I do a lot of stop and go and it’s great it really is but I only changed the rear, I left the front alone cause it’s a headache to remove lol
man I dont even need a new chain rn . get only 7k mi on my bike . but watching this it makes me want to get one bad ass gold chain too lol . great vid bud
Getting harder to find the 2015 but if you have a 2018 or newer you can find it here (where I bought mine) at a great price: www.service-shop-repair-manual.com/2018-2022-suzuki-gsx-s750-gsx-s750z-part-99500-37180-03e-service-shop-repair-manual/ Congrats on the bike :D
Your videos are great! I wish I could double like it or triple suscribe, man. Thank you for sharing. I usually sell my bikes before needing all these maintenance, not intentionally, but it has worked out like that to me as well. I had a GSX-S750 '19 and I'm thinking to get another one for my daily commute, but now I'm realizing motorcycles are high maintenance... Debating myself if I'm up to do all this work (including valve clearance checks), 'cause I don't like taking my bikes to the stelearships. Btw, spare parts for this bike can also get expensive down here in Mexico... Haha maybe I should stick to my Toyota Yaris and live a boring life.
Appreciate the feedback! Thank you! :) Motorcycles are def a lot of work to keep them in top shape. One of the benefits of living in Vermont is I'm forced to park my bike for about 6 months during winter. Gives me lots of time to maintain this thing. If I lived in a warmer environment like Mexico, I'd have to have TWO bikes! lol One to ride while the other is being worked on! It can get expensive though but certainly not as expensive as paying someone else to do the work. If you decide to stick with the Yaris then put a great stereo system in it! Maybe lower it a little and tune it to handle like a go-kart :) No need to mess with the engine. Just make it more fun to drive :) Peace my friend!
that manual sure helped you a lot!! . . . when i got my gsx s750 i didnt get one of them ! i got mine used . . . is there anyway i can get hold of a manual for this bike . . .i will pay whatever it is
Hey man do you still need one? I manage to find a PDF for the 2015 model.. it seems complete and accurate when i compare it to the specs shown on the video
Hey Michael! Great video! I have one question, is the pin next to the front sprocket suppose to be loose? Ive just removed the cover, and the pin just popped out with it. Now i am scared that i have broken something. Its the clutch pin or something like that. Need help!
I believe you’re talking about the clutch push rod. Yes! It should just slide in and out. You can clean all the chain gunk off then put a little grease on it and slide it back in. Make sure it’s seated and then re-assemble. 👍
Oh good!! Was a little scared there for a moment... have removed all the «gunk» and everything else looks good. But what do you mean when you say make sure its seated? Because when i push it in nothing clicks, can easily turn it both ways. Have never done this before so just wants to be sure that i do thing correctly. Thank you for your reply tho :-)
So what was your total cost on the two sprockets and a chain? They have a kit from Dennis Kirk with steel sprockets for about $180?? Where did you get the chain from?
Great job man! Watching from Brazil. It´s funny when We have a common passion sharing with others and there´s no barriers.
I love that! So true.... I live in a tiny little town but on youtube my family is HUGE! Thanks for your feedback my friend :)
Dude, I watched every minute of the video. Totally like your work style! I can't open anything on my bike and leave a dust particle behind, everything has to be spotless. Keep up the good work!
Awesome man! Thank you so much for your feedback :) Part of the enjoyment of riding is the precision and good looks of the bike! Dirt ruins both of those things. Glad to meet another clean-freak like myself! Ride safe my friend.
Thanks for making this video it helped a lot with my install.
Hey that’s great to hear 🙏 thanks for the feedback!
It amazes me how you know a lot about motorcycle mechanics, I don't know anything ...... just basic things, if I have learned some things, I loved the video, greetings Michael.
Greetings Carlos! Thank you my friend. I followed my dad around when I was growing up. He was always working on the cars, his race car, the house... anything that needed fixing he was on it! I'm thankful for him! And thankful for youtube! What a way to share and learn! :) My best to you!
Make it look easy man! Just ticked 9800 on my 18 gixxis, so few miles till I need but will be using this when I do. Thanks. Great vid!
The Hoff Glad it’s a help! It’s very rewarding when you freshen up the drivetrain. Good to go for another 15-20k 😎💪 Thanks for the encouragement!
Won’t be doing mine for a while but wanted to watch. Great video!!
Thank you! 🙏
Next time use dawn dish degreaser. It’s a purple spray. Works wonders and super gentle on all your seals and stuff just don’t use it on your chain. Anywhere metal it’s 1000% safe to use.
I went 44 on the rear and holy shit man the acceleration is incredible
I can imagine it’s insane!! I thought about changing the gears but I do very little stop and go riding. I live in rural VT so once I start rolling I’m good to go and I did not want to move my cruising rpm any higher 👍
@@sstressfl ahhh nice choice brother yeah I do a lot of stop and go and it’s great it really is but I only changed the rear, I left the front alone cause it’s a headache to remove lol
man I dont even need a new chain rn . get only 7k mi on my bike . but watching this it makes me want to get one bad ass gold chain too lol . great vid bud
Thanks man! I know right!? That little bit of contrast looks killer!
Good job!
Will have mine change in a bit.
Galicano Siton thanks man! You won’t regret it 👍
Super helpful! Thank you 🙏
Thank you for the feedback 🙏
Love your repair vedio👍
KIN SHING SEE thank you 🙏
Great very informative video Mate !
Thank you 🙏
Great vid Michael just bought a S750 and love it ! quick question where did you get the workshop manual
Getting harder to find the 2015 but if you have a 2018 or newer you can find it here (where I bought mine) at a great price: www.service-shop-repair-manual.com/2018-2022-suzuki-gsx-s750-gsx-s750z-part-99500-37180-03e-service-shop-repair-manual/ Congrats on the bike :D
@@sstressfl great I have a 2017 model thanks Michael
Your videos are great! I wish I could double like it or triple suscribe, man. Thank you for sharing.
I usually sell my bikes before needing all these maintenance, not intentionally, but it has worked out like that to me as well.
I had a GSX-S750 '19 and I'm thinking to get another one for my daily commute, but now I'm realizing motorcycles are high maintenance...
Debating myself if I'm up to do all this work (including valve clearance checks), 'cause I don't like taking my bikes to the stelearships.
Btw, spare parts for this bike can also get expensive down here in Mexico... Haha maybe I should stick to my Toyota Yaris and live a boring life.
Appreciate the feedback! Thank you! :) Motorcycles are def a lot of work to keep them in top shape. One of the benefits of living in Vermont is I'm forced to park my bike for about 6 months during winter. Gives me lots of time to maintain this thing. If I lived in a warmer environment like Mexico, I'd have to have TWO bikes! lol One to ride while the other is being worked on! It can get expensive though but certainly not as expensive as paying someone else to do the work. If you decide to stick with the Yaris then put a great stereo system in it! Maybe lower it a little and tune it to handle like a go-kart :) No need to mess with the engine. Just make it more fun to drive :) Peace my friend!
@@sstressflI like your thinking haha. Appreciate your response. Peace ✌️ : )
@@salvadormuniz5628 peace ✌️
that manual sure helped you a lot!! . . . when i got my gsx s750 i didnt get one of them ! i got mine used . . . is there anyway i can get hold of a manual for this bike . . .i will pay whatever it is
It’s the only way to work on a bike or vehicle 😁 This is where I got mine 👍 www.service-shop-repair-manual.com/
Hey man do you still need one? I manage to find a PDF for the 2015 model.. it seems complete and accurate when i compare it to the specs shown on the video
@@marvinorellana3708 awesome. . . How do I get hold of it??
32mm , and 27mm? For the rear wheel
That is correct!
Hi there what size are both nuts on the rear wheel? I know one side is bigger than the other? Thanks
27mm and 32mm 👍 I bought a set of giganto Pittsburgh brand 1/2" sockets from Harbor freight.
Hey Michael! Great video! I have one question, is the pin next to the front sprocket suppose to be loose? Ive just removed the cover, and the pin just popped out with it. Now i am scared that i have broken something. Its the clutch pin or something like that. Need help!
I believe you’re talking about the clutch push rod. Yes! It should just slide in and out. You can clean all the chain gunk off then put a little grease on it and slide it back in. Make sure it’s seated and then re-assemble. 👍
Oh good!! Was a little scared there for a moment... have removed all the «gunk» and everything else looks good. But what do you mean when you say make sure its seated? Because when i push it in nothing clicks, can easily turn it both ways. Have never done this before so just wants to be sure that i do thing correctly. Thank you for your reply tho :-)
@@Brillesverden I just mean as long as it goes in and stops the same depth as it was to begin with, you’ll be ok 👌
Michael Byrne Thanks for taking time answering this questions, you helped alot!
@@Brillesverden glad I could 👍 stay safe!! Stay healthy 🙏
So what was your total cost on the two sprockets and a chain?
They have a kit from Dennis Kirk with steel sprockets for about $180??
Where did you get the chain from?
Hey man! I got all of it from sprocketcenter.com/c-1390500-street-suzuki-gsx-s-750-2015-2016.html They sent the right length chain and made it easy.
Great video but loose the claw hammer
You lose the claw hammer.