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Old 09-19-11 | 10:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Alan Edwards
Learn to work on you own bike, buy old bike books closer to or newer then your bike on a book site.
better yet, learn for free by searching this forum and look at http://www.parktool.com/blog/repair-help

i've got an sr400 recently myself and have been riding the snot out of it. I absolutely love it. My suggestion is service the bare minimum to get it roadworthy and then ride it for a while before upgrading. You'll get a better understanding of what and how you'd like to upgrade this way and likely save yourself money and end up with a better fitting and performing bike.
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