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Is The 4Rt Really All It's Cracked Up To Be?

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As mentioned in my previous post I am new to 4rt ownership. Do people stick to the 15hrs religiously for oil and filter changes?

Thanks,Adam.

 

I stick pretty close. Bought an hour meter from ebay for 3.5gbp. Just saw they come in red so might buy a new one  :hyper:

 

I use whatever 10w40 is cheap. Bike seems to be happy and quiet with australian brand Nulon but have used plenty of other brands. 

 

I buy these filters from ebay in groups of 10 or 25; whichever works out cheaper.

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Thanks for the advice. I bought an hour meter this week and will be fitting it today before going for a ride.

Thanks folks!

Adam.

Why?

 

Air filter would stay cleaner and be less likely to get water in it.

A downdraft throttle body and inlet tract improves performance.

Lowering fuel tank would lower C of G and improve handling.

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