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jcgss77 · July 20th, 2012, 03:59 PM

^^^this. The valves are not hard to do, and definitely follow the ninja250 wiki. I only had to remove the coil on the right side of the bike because the cam chain took out too much room for me to work on the valves on that side. It says that opening up the valve clearances will increase noise, but in the case of the '04 bike I just got, it made a very noticeable DECREASE in noise. Also, most bike mechanics I have heard of will charge you a lot (read: too much) to adjust them.

July 20th, 2012, 03:59 PM	#5
jcgss77 Its not a 250,its a Ninja Name: Shaun Location: Little Rock, AR Join Date: Jun 2012 Motorcycle(s): '11 CBR250R, '22 CFMOTO 300NK Posts: 278	^^^this. The valves are not hard to do, and definitely follow the ninja250 wiki. I only had to remove the coil on the right side of the bike because the cam chain took out too much room for me to work on the valves on that side. It says that opening up the valve clearances will increase noise, but in the case of the '04 bike I just got, it made a very noticeable DECREASE in noise. Also, most bike mechanics I have heard of will charge you a lot (read: too much) to adjust them.