If you can work on your own bike, you should. There is no better feeling that working on it yourself.

I just put on 2 new tires on mine. It was a challange, i was sweating, swearing and almost crying. At the end I changed them myself.Next time I'll do them again but for now I realized how bad in shape my bike is. The chain and sprockets are rusty and close to there end life. My right front fork is leaking oil, so either a new oil rubber or a new front fork. My brake pads are almost done too and my oil is in need for change.All in all, saved 60 euro's in maintenance work. Lost ~200 euro's in new parts :DEDIT; As a response to the guy in my PM that is so angry at me for not maintaining my bike. First off, i'm working on it. Secondly, i have it for less than a month (first bike). Thrid, it has been in my shed most the month because of snow. I just took it out to ride when I realized all the stuff that needs to be replaced. via /r/motorcycles https://www.reddit.com/r/motorcycles/comments/ao7q05/if_you_can_work_on_your_own_bike_you_should_there/?utm_source=ifttt