Hello Wings - Im changing the oil on my v100 at 1000 miles ( oil looked terrible by the way) and I cant find the rear drive shaft gear oil fill - do you know where it is ? Thanks
You know I looked on mine, and I do see the drain plug in the back but I’ll be darned if I can find the filler plug. Mine was changed 2x now by the dealer, so best advice I can give is to call the dealer and ask where its at and what the procedure is / tools needed. Sorry I could not be of more help.
Thanks Wings - regrettably I have no faith in the dealer I purchased the bike from . I cant find any info on the web either - so strange certainly people have changed the rear oil. Thanks for the videos - ride on !@ThatGermanFella
If you compare the pictures in the community tab, you can see how restrictive the db killer is. But hey, it is "quieter" ... ; ) All jokes aside, I will run the db killer for every day riding but at the track it will come out, like you observed, it seems more responsive.
Sounds awesome either way I personally would leave DB killer in to be easier on the ears & still sounds great.
Yeah, I put the db killer back in. With none, it is louder than the Mistral with no db killer, sounds very good but holy decibels ... lol
Hello Wings -
Im changing the oil on my v100 at 1000 miles ( oil looked terrible by the way) and I cant find the rear drive shaft gear oil fill - do you know where it is ?
Thanks
You know I looked on mine, and I do see the drain plug in the back but I’ll be darned if I can find the filler plug. Mine was changed 2x now by the dealer, so best advice I can give is to call the dealer and ask where its at and what the procedure is / tools needed. Sorry I could not be of more help.
Thanks Wings - regrettably I have no faith in the dealer I purchased the bike from .
I cant find any info on the web either - so strange certainly people have changed the rear oil.
Thanks for the videos - ride on !@ThatGermanFella
Who makes the mirrors?
Rizoma, I posted a video about them not too far back, called it my last mod …. Famous last words … ;)
Without has a lower rumble and less snappy.
If you compare the pictures in the community tab, you can see how restrictive the db killer is. But hey, it is "quieter" ... ; ) All jokes aside, I will run the db killer for every day riding but at the track it will come out, like you observed, it seems more responsive.