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Tranquility · 05-11-2009, 10:22 AM

This weekend I had the pleasure of "working on my bike". It was a simple enough job (installing saddlebags) and I felt a tickle of what "real" bikers must feel when completing a serious mod or a critical fix. It felt gooooood. But it also reminded me how completely auto/engine illiterate I am. If my bike punks out on the road, I would have NO idea how to assess the damage or mechanical situation. Seriously: NO idea.

So my question is: what are some recommendations in terms of obtaining a Motorcycle Repair 101 education?

05-11-2009, 10:22 AM	#1
Tranquility Member Join Date: May 2009 Location: New Milford, CT Posts: 62	Motorcycle Repair 101? This weekend I had the pleasure of "working on my bike". It was a simple enough job (installing saddlebags) and I felt a tickle of what "real" bikers must feel when completing a serious mod or a critical fix. It felt gooooood. But it also reminded me how completely auto/engine illiterate I am. If my bike punks out on the road, I would have NO idea how to assess the damage or mechanical situation. Seriously: NO idea. So my question is: what are some recommendations in terms of obtaining a Motorcycle Repair 101 education? __________________ I am what I am, 'cause I ain't what I used to be. Login or Register to Remove Ads
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