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jonhunt
12-02-06, 01:40 PM
any ideas on cost i been told around the £300 mark as mine due one soon also gettin summer tyres fitted ready for summer

hall13uk
12-02-06, 01:47 PM
mine cost £265 @ suzuki.

jonhunt
12-02-06, 02:01 PM
cool i am gettin mine don at suzuki aswell

cool

Last Action Pimp
12-02-06, 02:33 PM
mine cost - £50 (did it myself easy)

hall13uk
12-02-06, 02:37 PM
yes i shall be doing it DIY fom now on, soo much cheaper & i can be sure everything is done well.

Last Action Pimp
12-02-06, 02:46 PM
yeah, only thing is that i dont have any history apart from the parts i brought.

i have to do the 14500mile in a couple of weeks and thats a biggy

rob13
12-02-06, 04:21 PM
ive just done the 8000 mile service and all it cost me was an oil filter (£10) spark plugs (£10) Oil (i already had a full tub of oil). I had a look at the K&N air filter and it was clean. Just gave it a shake to remove the one fly that was in there.
Cleaned and regreased everything however i didnt get to do the brake fluid change or the anti-freeze change. I might do these in the next few weeks

I got quoted £120 from the local dealer for the service.

Demonz
12-02-06, 07:06 PM
Was quoted £200 at West London Suzuki yesterday. Will do it myself though.

Cloggsy
12-02-06, 07:12 PM
TBH, I'd DIY it, especially if its out of its warranty period (I serviced my SV myself without any problems :!:)

lodman27
12-02-06, 07:15 PM
Paid £250 inc rear pads and a remap at steve jordan's and a hire bike thrown in too!!! John don't go to george whites, my bike feels better than new now!!!!

Lawrence

Stig
12-02-06, 09:23 PM
So long as you are not worried about the warranty on your bike, do the servicing yourself. Those stamps in the book may mean a guaranteed service history. But a self made one including receipts is as good as.

I change the oil in my bike every 3000 miles and change the filter every other oil change. Every single time the wheels come off, which is a lot more than every normal service, the bearings get checked, the axle spindle gets a new coat of grease. The brakes get bled more often. etc etc.

All that information, logged in your own service book (with receipts to back up the dates you did these things) would impress me more than a standard fully stamped up service book would.

Log down when you changed the fork oil, changed the sprockets and chain, checked the head bearings etc etc...

Fuzz
12-02-06, 10:30 PM
I pay about £75 at each interval for a 4000 service, and do all the extra stuff myself. I still get the stamp, and anything I might miss doing it myself (the little things, usually) should hopefully be checked.

Red ones
13-02-06, 06:10 AM
any ideas on cost i been told around the £300 mark as mine due one soon also gettin summer tyres fitted ready for summer

How much? The service schedule is for Oil, and Plugs. It's not even filters!

cosmiccharlie
14-02-06, 02:11 PM
any ideas on cost i been told around the £300 mark as mine due one soon also gettin summer tyres fitted ready for summer

How much :lol: Mine was a little less than £150 and even my 11000 mile service was £175 and they even threw in coolant and brake fluid change :lol: which was nice