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SERVICE INTERVALS
The services and inter
va
ls shown in
Table
2
are
recommended by the
fac
tory. Strict adherence to
these recommendations w
ill
ensure long service
from the Suzuki.
If
the bike is run in an area
of
high humidity. the
lu
b
ri
cation services must
be
done more frequently to preve
nt
possible rust
da
ma
ge.
For convenience when maintaining your
motorcycle. most of the services shown in these
tables are described
in
thi
s chapter. H
ow
ever.
some
procedures which require more than minor
disassembly
or
adjust me
nt
are
covered elsewhere
in
the appropriate chapter.
TIRES
AND
WHEELS
TIre Pressure
Tire pressure should
be
checked and adjusted to
maintain the smoothness
of
the tire, good traclion
a
nd
handling and to gel the maltimum life oul
of
the tire. A
si
mple. accurate gau
ge
(
Figure
4) can
be
purchased for a
few
dollars and shou
ld
be
carried
in
yo
ur
mOlOrcycle
tool kit. The appropriate
tire pressures are shown
in
Table
1.
NOTE
After checking and adjusting
th
e air
pressure, make sure
to
install the air
ml\'e cap (Figure 5).
The
cap prel'tnlS
small pebbles and dirt from collecting
in
the
mlve
stem;
th
is
could allow air
leakage or
result
in
incorrect tire
pressure readings.
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CHAPTER
THREE
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