Everyday Events (Work Log)– category –

Let's improve the operation of the caliper pistons and get a better feel at the lever. Heavy corrosion usually happens on the back side of the dust seal. If ...

The GS1200SS II is in really nice condition. It's in great shape, so we can work on it with confidence. Let's start by disassembling the brake caliper. It's ...

For various reasons, we ended up doing them one at a time… If all four had gone through, we wouldn't have to come back this week, but that's how it goes. Apr...

We'll get the inspection prep underway. Let's adjust the headlight ★ Without a headlight tester, you really can't get the job done. The number of bikes comin...

Wash the brake calipers with hot water. Dust and dirt come off very quickly, and they dry fast too.   Unfortunately, they're barely out of sync. It's be...

This is the Deco-mainte we performed last May. The content is the same as now, but we've made it even more thorough. The side stand moves—there's play in it....

We're starting Deco-mainte today.   We removed the lever, cleaned it, and applied lubricant. When moving parts and contact points are clean and smooth, ...

Now let's compare them side by side. Left) new, right) used The seal edge is sharp and crisp!   The clutch release seal has also swollen, and the edge i...

Deco-mainte: the clutch master is spongy, so the bike came in via tow truck.   The clutch went spongy while riding. Sure enough, there's air in the syst...

We made the antenna bracket and lamp bracket a low-profile design.   To fabricate the bracket, we drill holes in SUS-HL stainless steel, cut it, face it...