2019 Honda CB500X 4,000 Mile Service How to DIY | Oregon Motorcycle 2020
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- I show you how to do your own 4,000 mile service on your 2019 and 2020 Honda CB500X motorcycle.
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You have no idea how helpful this is. I live in a third world country & there is not a single Honda dealer! Hence these videos are like gold dust. You have helped me more than you will know. Thank you. x
Awesome man!👊. I’ll have the 8k service video up in a week or two.
Here in England my local Honda dealer quoted £250 for this ten minute service without changing the oil ! Will be doing it myself 😎
Saw this last night. I also do my own maintenance. I even went and took a Motorcycle Mechanics course at the local community college. I'm 48 and I can't recall ever using a warranty once in my life. This is why I bought a Honda. I may consider letting the shop work on a different bike in the future, but for me it's part of the fun.
Nice! I like working on my bikes and cars.
Crankcase breather tube, is basically like a pcv valve, over time it can get oil buildup, and smells like fuel sometimes. If it’s bad just clean it out, if not then leave it. Mostly on high mileage engines you see it build up more
the ccv tube should not have anything in it until you get some wear on the motor, it will collect what used to be called blow by. or it could have water in it if you have run through high water. the tube is transparent so you can see if anything is in it, before you pull the cap off. there is another easier way to get an idea about brake pad wear, the more wear on the pads, then the lower the fluid in the reservoir, if the fluid needs topping up, then it is most likely time to change pads
Hey thanks for the tips!
Subbed. Found you in my research for this bike.
Thank you!
I’m surprised that there is no oil and filter change at 4000 miles. Great vid, thanks 👍
Yep, it’s what the manual states.
Oregon Motorcycle yep 👍
My instructor said to change oil every 2k miles, does that sound right
Biike looks good--keep up the great vids, thanks!
Thank you!
This video saved me many hours thank you
Great video keep up the good work 🇬🇧 just got a CB500X
It's on my Australian bike!
Great tutorial. Thanks for sharing 👍
hey great video, very helpful, I ride a 2013 with 61,000 kms on, ride here in thailand (have a small youtube channel) which has some rides with my CBX, again great channel will sub
Thank you! I’ll check your channel out.
I also checked my coolant and did an oil change. My manual recommends 4,000 mile oil changes under normal conditions
Cool. Is this for a CBX?
@@OregonMotorcycle Yes, 2017 500x. Mine uses conventional oil
I have a tube like this on my atv , its from the bottom of the airbox , fills up with sand and water sometimes , ill look at it on my cb500 2013, thanks.
Oh cool.
good job bro. my hero
Enjoying your channel. Love the CB and considering acquiring one as well. I'm a newer rider and wondering if you've ever spent much time on either the DR650 or KLR? This definitely looks more road-worthy, but want something that is comfortable on both the highway as well as gravel, fire roads, logging roads etc. Keep up the great work!
Thank you. I have not ridden those bikes. They were however on the radar when researching the CBX. Like you I needed a more street worthy bike capable of “touring”.
This tube is connected to air filter box is meant to accumulate oil and water from it, i think all Honda motorbike have it, my NC i clean it once awhile.
Good to know. Thank You.
Very informative, thanks
My pleasure.
Great information, thanks.
My pleasure;)
Sweet machine. 🏍️
Thank you;)
Great video, as always!
I was just thinking to myself, out of pure interest, which bike would be your next purchase if you had to make that decision tomorrow?
If budget wasn't a factor I'd probably get the Tiger 800 XCX...
Good question. Probably go with an Africa Twin just because of all the cool features, but in reality I’d probably go with another CBX!;). I really want 2 of these. One set up for commuting and one for off-road.
I think your clutch lever is broken?
Oil change?
Honda manual states oil changes at every 8000 miles.
Ya it’s 8k. I mentioned 4K in my first service video, but I was wrong.
Ya, I just checked my manual. The NC is 8000 too. I thought it was 4000. I think the service manager included it in the price he quoted me for the 4000 mile check. Other then the drive chain slider i think you covered everything.
what's that bungie cord thing on handlebars?
Probably my charging cable for my phone.
Thanks for showing the ccv. This is something ive yet to look at
Sure thing!
Could you compare the cb500x 2019 model to the 2020 model i just want to see any improvements
this is a 2020 model ( designed and built at last of half 2019)
They are the same.
@@OregonMotorcycle yeah, i think he wants compare 2020 model and 2021 model
@@MrRongconvn the model showing in this video is the 2019 model since how the 2020 model only comes in matte gunpowder and black mettalic and not red in australia im not sure what you mean
If you could go to motorcycles.honda.com.au and find the cb500x model there is it the same as yours
Do you think this would be enough bike for short 300lb person? Also thank you for the videos. Take care......
Maybe. Depends on how short. I would go to the dealer and sit on one.
@@OregonMotorcycle 5' 6"
@@tff847 Leg inseam length is the most critical factor when it comes to considering whether or not you can be comfy on the balls of your feet let alone flatfooting a taller bike ( meaning taller than your dime a dozen cruisers with a seat height of under 30 inches...most are around 24 to 28 inches)
-== if you've already tried to sit on one and received your curiousity answer..then please ignore this. Cheers -==
I'm 5 foot 9 with a 32 inch leg inseam length and have owned the 2019 cb500x since December of 2019
I can flat foot it reasonably comfortably but not barefooted..that's alittle strain to flat foot it
I'd say if your leg inseam is under 30...don't count on being able to flatfoot it
Next up - spark plug change. It is a pig to do on these machines.