Cleaning, Lubricating and Adjusting a Motorcycle Chain

Описание: I'm excited! I just bought a new motorcycle! Today I am going to DIY clean, adjust and lubricate the chain. This is my first time working on this motorcycle. The bike also came with a unique style paddock stand. Wait until you see how slick it works. I also do a walk around with startup. I hope you enjoy this video. I'm really loving this bike! Kawasaki Ninja 1000 ABS

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