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Grandvista 250 / Re: Looking for a oil drain quick disconnect
« on: March 11, 2012, 04:56:30 AM »
Will look into that! Thanx!
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Grandvista 250 / Looking for a oil drain quick disconnect
« on: March 09, 2012, 08:59:15 AM »
I change the oil in my GV 250 about 6 times a year. Someone advised me "If you're having to change the oil that often, you may consider quick-disconnect plugs, instead. That way you'll put less stress on the threads, and it'll be faster"
Anyone know where I can find a quick disconnect that'll fit my GV 250?
Anyone know where I can find a quick disconnect that'll fit my GV 250?
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Grandvista 250 / Brake replacement question
« on: July 16, 2009, 07:03:05 AM »
My 2008 Kymco Grand Vixta 250 has 5558.4 miles on it at the time of this writing. I'm about to replace the tires due to normral wear (the rear already has no tread except for chicken strips).
I just looked at my front brake pads and they're down to 9mm thick. I couldn't get a real good look at the rear pads due to the way my bike is built and lack of a small mirror at my present location, but I think they're about the same.
My question is at what point should brake pads be replaced? Wondering because if they're close to needing replacement anyway, I might as well have them replaced at the same time as the tires rather than the inconvienience of my bike being in the shop twice and the labor chrges for two seperate jobs.
I just looked at my front brake pads and they're down to 9mm thick. I couldn't get a real good look at the rear pads due to the way my bike is built and lack of a small mirror at my present location, but I think they're about the same.
My question is at what point should brake pads be replaced? Wondering because if they're close to needing replacement anyway, I might as well have them replaced at the same time as the tires rather than the inconvienience of my bike being in the shop twice and the labor chrges for two seperate jobs.
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