February 27, 200719 yr hi, just bought my first trial bike, 2000 gas gas 250, im after the basics of maintenence for it , ie what do i use to clean the air filter,what octane fuel will be best, what make of oil for the mix, and gearbox oil. and any other info i might need to no!!!! hope someone can help. cheers anth
February 27, 200719 yr Topic moved to Gas Gas forum. Hopefully you'll get the answers you need in here Cheers Slapshot 3
February 27, 200719 yr Slapshot, was just typing a 600 word reply to the new fella and you moved the post and its lost have to do it again tomorrow now In short for the rev 3 but should be the same Pj1 foam filter cleaner Pj1 foam filter oil, not too much though and work it in well Light gear oil or ATF Dexron 70ml - 80ml of Castrol TTs 2 stroke oil in 5 litres of 97-99 octane super unleaded Keep the throttle clean and oiled lightly (3 in one oil or 2 stroke plus bit of wd40) Make sure all bolts are tight before riding Clean carb as much as possible, or at least drain it after every ride Tyre pressures 6 in front, 3-5 in rear depending on terrain, Good luck, its a great sport Edited February 27, 200719 yr by Betarev3
February 27, 200719 yr Author cheers Betarev3, got some work ahead of me then sorting/checking the bike. cheers again
February 28, 200719 yr Author is this the stuff i need ? http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie...A:IT&ih=007
March 1, 200719 yr is this the stuff i need ? Yup. You can also clean air filters in any high flash point solvent (kerosine, etc). I'd also strongly recommend that after washing in solvent that you wash the filter again in nice warm water with some dish washing soap. You'll be surprised how much more dirt is released in the soapy water, even after a thorough solvent washing.
March 1, 200719 yr Author is this the stuff i need ? Yup. You can also clean air filters in any high flash point solvent (kerosine, etc). I'd also strongly recommend that after washing in solvent that you wash the filter again in nice warm water with some dish washing soap. You'll be surprised how much more dirt is released in the soapy water, even after a thorough solvent washing. Cheers JTT
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