In this video we go over some of the most important preventative maintenance for you SSR 125 or other pitbike to keep it running strong and having fun riding,
thank you I defiantly will I would love to be on a normal upload schedule but I work full time and do videography and photography on the side but I do have an awesome video coming up! thanks for the support!!
Hey man keep up the good videos they're very Well edited and they're thorough for beginners! (I'm not a beginner by any means but still like your vids)
Check oil after every ride? I check my little x pro 125 after 40 + hrs still mostly honey colored, little dark, but about same level. Lucas 10/40 semi sen. Great video. Didn't even think a about springs rusting!
I just picked up a 2020 ssr 125. What non-Oem tires do you recommend and can you do a vid on tire replacement. Also what are your thoughts on the k and n cone filter? Would like to see a carb swap vid too! Thanks.. great vids btw
Hello Congrats on the new bike you will love it! I might have an archive video I was going to post on tire changes I would recommend going to a local harbor freight and getting 2 or 3 tire spoons they are the big silver ones they work the best! and I did not like the K&N style filter it felt extremely restrictive on my bike and caused loss of power I love the UNI filter its a 2 stage filter and you can clean and reuse it! and the carb is a very simple process being it is two bolts on the head i might do a cleaning video on a carb!
Hey man, I liked your video. Do you have to disconnect the battery in order to charge it? Or can I leave the battery connect it to the bike and use a wall charger to charge the battery
Thank you so much for all of your ssr videos! I just ordered a 2019 ssr 125 semi auto and I know very very little how to maintain these bikes. I was told to replace a few things like the carb and the stock air filter before I even ride. If I have a few questions would you be able to help me out?
I don't know why you would change the carb and filter before your first ride that's stuff you can do later the for sure first thing is change that oil before you even think of kicking it the first time. use non synthetic oil i believe just 10w30, but that's the only thing i would say you need to change before you ride for the first time. Also get some red thread locker and when your assembling your bike put some on every bolt and on the break mount bolts, stator cover bolts fork clamp bolts. Do not put it on the axel nuts or on the chain tenseners. Also if you have a harbor freight defiantly go and get a torq wrench they are less than 15$ and will save you so much headache! good luck bro happy riding and make some content of your own! perhaps an unboxing and assembly video!
David Armenta I was just told some of the parts aren’t the most reliable so to replace them if I had the extra money to do so. Like the chain, tires, carb and filter.I went and bought a 130 piece tool kit from harbor freight yesterday actually. I’ll invest in a torque wrench also. I actually might to an unboxing. There’s no videos of the new 2019 versions so I’ll definitely do one actually. Thank you so much
Thanks for a great video. Just picked up a pair of SSR's, 110 for my son and a 125 for myself. Quick question what's the torque specs on the handlebars because I forgot to asked the dealer to adjust my handlebars? Thanks again for a great video and I just subscribed to your channel. Stay Blessed and Safe.
Congratulations on the new bikes! I use a cry 50 torque specs and I definitely used red locktite on them but here is the service manual I reference but it says 20 ft lbs coodie.com/crf50/Honda%20CRF50F%20Service%20Repair%20Manual%202004-2015.pdf
I started with the one from harbor freight the Pittsburg brand then I was given a craftsman one for Christmas so I use that one now make sure you get a foot pounds one and not inch pounds
@@davidarmenta4812 thank you for replying. I ended up getting one from Amazon. The only one I found weren’t cheap but itll save me money in the long run. Thanks for sharing that info in the video really helps out. You should do more videos I really like your content.
@@JboneApocolypz Thank you so much!! I def. will try I'm a full time videographer and photographer so of course client work comes before my own work but I want to go out riding and do more videos ASAP! happy riding man!
I have a question, im getting a ssr 110 not the 125 but i was wondering if ill fit it im 5'6 , i read that there basically the same seat height... Thanks
David Armenta I just sub love the videos ,, I’m wanting to get the SSR 125 or the Apollo,, where is the best place to get these bikes ,, heard a lot of people on other videos that ordered the bike online and never even got the bike nor got their money back ,, so really concerned on that ,, any info would be greatly appreciated,,, love the looks of these bikes and don’t have the money for the expensive bikes so just want to make sure I order from the right place ,, thanks and hope to hear from you ...
Hello Daven Congrats on taking the steps to get a bike! I purchased my bike from www.powersportsdistro.com/Default.asp They were amazing and pretty fast. I purchased this bike for 800$ two years ago and they loaded the bike on a freight truck and delivered it to my house! great customer support and from at the time the best price the bike also came with a helmet at that time that you see in the videos! hope this helps I just assume you are from the united states if you are anywhere else I would make sure they ship there! Thanks for your support!
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Please keep the videos going bro! Found you this evening, very detailed video bro! Peace from the UK🙏
thank you I defiantly will I would love to be on a normal upload schedule but I work full time and do videography and photography on the side but I do have an awesome video coming up! thanks for the support!!
Hey man keep up the good videos they're very Well edited and they're thorough for beginners! (I'm not a beginner by any means but still like your vids)
Thank you very much I appreciate that I will try to keep them coming! Thank you for the support!
Great video! Learned a lot. Didn’t know those chain brushes and wash plugs existed! Gonna pick those up
wooo yes I think mine came from wish but I later found some at Walmart on rollback!
Check oil after every ride? I check my little x pro 125 after 40 + hrs still mostly honey colored, little dark, but about same level. Lucas 10/40 semi sen. Great video. Didn't even think a about springs rusting!
Great video
@@IamAdrian88 thank you!
Very nice video thank you I’m new just got one of these and this helped a lot!
that's so awesome! enjoy they are a blast!
I just picked up a 2020 ssr 125. What non-Oem tires do you recommend and can you do a vid on tire replacement. Also what are your thoughts on the k and n cone filter? Would like to see a carb swap vid too! Thanks.. great vids btw
Hello Congrats on the new bike you will love it! I might have an archive video I was going to post on tire changes I would recommend going to a local harbor freight and getting 2 or 3 tire spoons they are the big silver ones they work the best! and I did not like the K&N style filter it felt extremely restrictive on my bike and caused loss of power I love the UNI filter its a 2 stage filter and you can clean and reuse it! and the carb is a very simple process being it is two bolts on the head i might do a cleaning video on a carb!
Link to torque specs please?
Hey man, I liked your video. Do you have to disconnect the battery in order to charge it? Or can I leave the battery connect it to the bike and use a wall charger to charge the battery
Thank you so much for all of your ssr videos! I just ordered a 2019 ssr 125 semi auto and I know very very little how to maintain these bikes. I was told to replace a few things like the carb and the stock air filter before I even ride. If I have a few questions would you be able to help me out?
I don't know why you would change the carb and filter before your first ride that's stuff you can do later the for sure first thing is change that oil before you even think of kicking it the first time. use non synthetic oil i believe just 10w30, but that's the only thing i would say you need to change before you ride for the first time. Also get some red thread locker and when your assembling your bike put some on every bolt and on the break mount bolts, stator cover bolts fork clamp bolts. Do not put it on the axel nuts or on the chain tenseners. Also if you have a harbor freight defiantly go and get a torq wrench they are less than 15$ and will save you so much headache! good luck bro happy riding and make some content of your own! perhaps an unboxing and assembly video!
David Armenta I was just told some of the parts aren’t the most reliable so to replace them if I had the extra money to do so. Like the chain, tires, carb and filter.I went and bought a 130 piece tool kit from harbor freight yesterday actually. I’ll invest in a torque wrench also. I actually might to an unboxing. There’s no videos of the new 2019 versions so I’ll definitely do one actually. Thank you so much
I'm looking forward to it!@@tayanthony1241
You da man
Thank you!!
Hey thanks for posting this, just wondering can i lub my air filter with wd40
I probably would just get the K&N recharge kit from an auto zone
Thanks for a great video. Just picked up a pair of SSR's, 110 for my son and a 125 for myself. Quick question what's the torque specs on the handlebars because I forgot to asked the dealer to adjust my handlebars? Thanks again for a great video and I just subscribed to your channel. Stay Blessed and Safe.
Congratulations on the new bikes! I use a cry 50 torque specs and I definitely used red locktite on them but here is the service manual I reference but it says 20 ft lbs
coodie.com/crf50/Honda%20CRF50F%20Service%20Repair%20Manual%202004-2015.pdf
Thank you and again stay blessed always you and your family.
great video. would you mind telling me exactly what torque wrench you purchase or anyone here plz and thank you
I started with the one from harbor freight the Pittsburg brand then I was given a craftsman one for Christmas so I use that one now make sure you get a foot pounds one and not inch pounds
@@davidarmenta4812 thank you for replying. I ended up getting one from Amazon. The only one I found weren’t cheap but itll save me money in the long run. Thanks for sharing that info in the video really helps out. You should do more videos I really like your content.
@@JboneApocolypz Thank you so much!! I def. will try I'm a full time videographer and photographer so of course client work comes before my own work but I want to go out riding and do more videos ASAP! happy riding man!
Yeah man I completely understand. Definitely take some time out for yourself so you don’t go crazy one day lol
Can somebody help me with mines my starter broke off
Oops just noticed 3 yr video.
I have a question, im getting a ssr 110 not the 125 but i was wondering if ill fit it im 5'6 , i read that there basically the same seat height... Thanks
yeah the bikes are the same hight the only difference is the motor size man! happy riding!
David Armenta I just sub love the videos ,, I’m wanting to get the SSR 125 or the Apollo,, where is the best place to get these bikes ,, heard a lot of people on other videos that ordered the bike online and never even got the bike nor got their money back ,, so really concerned on that ,, any info would be greatly appreciated,,, love the looks of these bikes and don’t have the money for the expensive bikes so just want to make sure I order from the right place ,, thanks and hope to hear from you ...
Hello Daven Congrats on taking the steps to get a bike! I purchased my bike from www.powersportsdistro.com/Default.asp They were amazing and pretty fast. I purchased this bike for 800$ two years ago and they loaded the bike on a freight truck and delivered it to my house! great customer support and from at the time the best price the bike also came with a helmet at that time that you see in the videos! hope this helps I just assume you are from the united states if you are anywhere else I would make sure they ship there! Thanks for your support!