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Moto Shop
- Motorcycle Repair
- 540 De Haro St San Francisco, CA 94107
- Open ⋅ Closes at 6:00PM
Referral from
Apr 06, 2015
Chanpou S.:
Any mobile bike mechanics in the east bay?
Peter K.:
I'd go to www.motoshopsf.com and make an appointment for both the oil change and a tire fix. Do you know how old both tires are and what... Werkstatt Motorcycle Repair
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Sep 30, 2014
Shane K.:
Finally arrived on the left coast 4 weeks and nearly 8k from my home in Newfoundland.
Can anyone recommend a good BMW dealer for...
Rick G.:
werkstatt - http://www.werkstattsf.com/
Referral from October 12, 2016
BorinUsername asked:
Recommend Motorcycle service shops in SF Bay Area - 2015 Yamaha FZ-07 Looking for a good motorcycle repair/service shop in SF Bay area preferably in...
Pleased_to_meet_u replied:
PM me. Come over this weekend with a filter and four quarts of oil and I'll help you do an oil change (or walk you through it if you need a hand). I'm in SF.
fremenocalypse replied:
There is also a place in Treasure Island called Moto Guild. They let you rent lifts to do the work yourself. They also hold classes to teach you about valve adjustments and basic maintenance.
ctesibius replied:
Use heat. Either an electric hot air gun (the sort used for stripping paint), or something like an [Iroda](https://www.amazon.co.uk/IRODA-MICRO-PORTABLE-BLOW-TORCH/dp/B008JAG2W8/ref=sr_1_6?s=diy&ie=UTF8&qid=1476279396&sr=1-6&keywords=iroda) blow torch, which is what I use. You're not aiming to get it red hot, so don't use a welding torch. Give it five minutes with the blow torch or hot air gun, then it should come loose fairly easily with a 2' breaker bar. Make damn sure you are turning it in the right direction, because it's easy to get confused if it is on the bottom of the engine.
grunge_ryder replied:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y81J_wbDio0 The rider who posted this video used a 17 mm socket on a clicker type torque wrench with a handle about 15 inches long. He says that he retorqued the drain plug to 32 foot pounds! The torque spec on my 2008 SV650SF's drain plug is less than half that value...
mrmikepadgett replied:
Hey buddy, I live in Daly City and do most work myself. The work I don't want to do, I give to [Kent at Moto Garage](https://www.yelp.com/biz/moto-garage-san-francisco) Honest guy, does good work
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