
Originally Posted by
N4CR
My shims cost $600 w/ carb tune/plugs/fluids/Suspension etc from Mt Eden motorcycles. If you truely care about your bike get it done when it hits 20k as per the manual...most people never do it. I'd rather do that (and not get a valve dropping into the cylinder) and get a tune at the same time
as well as an inspection of the top end to make sure things are all dandy.
I got my camchain done at 40k as it was getting pretty loose and slightly eating rocker covers

- so might as well get it done in the same job. I think chains are $80 or $150 (either one can't remember now).
Save your pennies and get that stuff all done at the same time, gets rid of noise and the possibility of having to buy and fit a new engine if something stuffs up. Makes it a new bike too. The best thing about getting it all done early and at the same time is piece of mind, the fact that you are not paying 3x for the mechs to do the same thing (pulling it to bits for work on similar areas of the bike blah blah).
Hmmm.... this is my dilemma.
I am approx two months from selling & upgrading assuming I get my full licence.
The bike is running perfectly fine at present. I do need a warrant shortly...
Should I spend the approx $6-700 to get the above done or wait for a couple of months & sell the bike & upgrade - after all, that money could be going towards getting a 600...?
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