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Hi frnds naan two years Enfield showroom la work pannann so ennoda experience la Enfield bike eppdi maintain pannalam nu sollran

enfield la 350,500, Himalaya,GT,THUNDER BIRD,650 MODELS irruku

Ithula motha Nama 350 drum brake,disk break models ah pathi pappom

Classic 350 drum break model

chain maintanance is must chain ply pathingana 10 to 20mm ply irrukanum atahavathu bike la ukathu pathingana chain tight ah irrukakudathu weekly or 100 km once chain cleaner and chain lub use panni maintain panikana chain problem ma athikama varathu chain life time mu increase ahkum, bike millege um constant ah irrukum

Break maintenance

350 and 500cc rendukuma rear drum brake onuthan normala rear break la enna problem varum nu pathingana break la abnormal sound varum orucila bike la some times matum varum ithu ethunala varuthuna break sitting correct ta irrukathu rainy season la water drumb la poiruchuna athunala ulla rust airum athunala sound varalam,break sitting Akira plate bend annalum inntha problem varum break sound vantha aarambathulaya service center la poi atha problem sari pannitikana periya problem varathu break pedal ply 5 to 10 mm than irrukanum itha sariya maintain pannlatiya break la etho problem irrukum

disk break maintenance

ippa Vara ella model laum maximum frunt and back la disk model than varuthu drum break la irrunthu drawback lam over come pannavum effective break kavum than intha disk model kandupiduchanka maintain romba kammithan oru sila thapulam pannikana puthusa mathavandiya nellama vanthurun cost um romba athikam so disk breakla enna maintenance pannanumu pakalam first break ply break entha alavuku loose akutho antha alavuku break pad wear akuthunu arthom so break ply sariya illana break pad check pannrathu nallathu next break oil level correcta irruka check pannanum rainy season la disk break la dust cherulam ulla pokum so antha samayathula clean panni use panndrathu nallathu

Engine maintenance

engine la oil correcta change panni oil level correcta maintain pannikana engine problem maximum koraikalam

first service mattum 500 km oil change pannanum athukapram 2000 to 3000 km oru thadava kandipa oil change pannanum engine la abnormal noise vantha starting la ya service center la poi check pannuka late pannikana periya prachana la kondu poi vidum micha details lam adutha segment la poi pakalam

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