I Need Your Help... PLZZ

[McOz21]

Heya Guys,
Its been well to long before i finally joined your group. But i've reached a time in my life where i need to know more about bikes rather than just knowing how to ride them. i've been on bikes for 10 years (mum didn't allow such fun when i was a kid, so had to wait til i was 18), but thats all i know
The point is mechanically i don't know shit bout bikes, its rather pathetic as i love my bike so much. i want to get educated but don't know where to get it. TAFE doesn't seem to offer courses and i don't wanna take up a apprenticeship as i work already. i just want to be able to fix small problems if they should arise rather than forking out 300 bucks for a quick fix at the local dealership, and do it as a hobby in my spare time.
Any help would be great.
Cheers

[HotelBushranger]

There are a lot of much more experienced people on this forum, but if you're desperate I'm glad to help - just don't ask me to work on modern bike electrics or anything

Welcome to PSB

[Sumatie]

As things come up we will be glad to help. Welcome to PSB

[darkfibre]

Hi and welcome to PSB
There is some good info in the how to area.
One option if you are really keen is to find an older bike that is in need of TLC and use that as a learning platform... Find a workshop manual and go for it.

[RA0]

Welcome to PSB. I am kinda in the same boat as you are, but really haven't had time to do anything about it. But one day I will.............

[crozzer]

Usually free at the weekends if ya stuck, oh and hi.

[TYSON]

google is your friend in these situations, if you want to know how to do a particular thing just search it. take for example an oil change, how to change oil on a motorbike - Google Search

Also pick up a service manual for your bike from your local kwaka dealer as they have just about everything covered.

if after all that you are still stuck just come and ask PSB, make sure you include as much detail as possible and the guys here will be more than happy to assist

[Xuaxace]

PSB is a great place to start... I have learn lots. Also good to join a forum about you respective bike to get more precise info about your bike when a problem arises or just to learn about people issues in general so you improve you knowledge base.

welcome

[atreides]

Alert Motocycle School do one, alert motorcycle school :: basic motorcycle maintenance.

Maybe site sponsor Elite does them also?

[who me?]

Hi and welcome

[HotelBushranger]

Bit unrelated, but I think you misspelt innocence who_me?

/Spelling nazi

[Lord Farquaad]

Bit unrelated, but I think that statement should be written 'who me?'.

[Yagadan]

lollol semi's on the prowl this morning.

[Lord Farquaad]

I'm procrastinating.

[Yagadan]

Me too.

Cept the only place i plan on going is bed.

[McOz21]

thanks guys for all the help. think i'll be coming to you guys for help. thanks for the welcomes too.

[shan]

My way around this has been to get a mobile mechanic around and when hes doing his thing i pick there brains.
I rather the mobile people as they
come to you
Tend to really know there shit
freindly advice
Cheeper

Aside from that the PSB crew are full of ------------------------Advice, good and bad
Enjoy the ride

[SzyCo]

Howdy welcome to PSB

I've learnt shitloads by reading books... read the manual to my bike cover to cover, being a car mechanic helps alot.. some stuff is the same, some very different, but not too difficult to work out (so far)

I'm not far from you, If ya need a hand just hollar, oh and make sure the beam is cold

[Rizzo]

As SzyCo said, you just gotta hollar and you will get help, and if the bevies are cold you'll probably get help again next time

There is a massive wealth of knowledge on here, anything could be sorted.

Oh and welcome to PSB.

[killswitch54923]

yep this place is full of know it alls
welcome to PSB man.