There are some things that are real similer but some thigns that are kinda different.I don't have the time to go through them all. The best thing you can do is buy a shop manual for the bike you own.
does most of the car mechanics know about bike too?
i don't think it is perfectly same, but when you get into deep side of both of machine(car and bike) it might be very similar.
i am sasking this because i am going to work at car repair shops and buy my own bike and work on it.
right now i am totally noob
thanks
i am sasking this because i am going to work at car repair shops and buy my own bike and work on it.
right now i am totally noob
thanks
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I agree with CB750F, if you're mechanically inclined, get the manuals. Just in case, find a small bike shop, they're usually cheaper than the dealers. Ask other motorcyclists who they recommend.
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