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[ST] Log Books
- Subject: [ST] Log Books
- From: "R. Hartwick" <hartwick@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 30 Jan 2002 17:30:21 -0500
Regarding the current thread on the warrenty book being stamped. I do my own
servicing, and bought a good quality, leather bound, blank book at Barnes and
Noble. I divided it into a front section where I accumulate all the handy little
info, such as torque settings, common part numbers, etc. The main section is for
maintenance, where I keep a running history of dates and mileage readings for
everything I do to the bike. For oil changes, I keep the receipts and tape them
right into the logbook on the page I note the work.
I also set aside a smaller section in the book for a trip log. I keep track, at
least loosely, of trips, mileages, days spent on the road, etc. It is great fun to
look back and remember something I did last year that I had forgotten.
I too would like to have the dealer book all stamped, but I am comfortable that
having an accurate written record of how I maintained the bike will carry even more
weight, both for a warrenty claim, and when I sell the machine (IF I ever sell the
machine).
Rick Hartwick
00 Sprint
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