Great detail on the oil change. Thanks for the helpful video. I don't own this scooter, but enjoy seeing how hard maintenance is on something before purchasing. Didn't look bad.
I got a 2022 Suzuki Burgman 200 and love it too. My oil change light came on as I passed 600 miles which is odd because the video mentions 3000 mile intervals
@@buyerenogurlfwendo2106 As hard as I ride mine, I'm going to change it at 2600 miles. I'm so agressive in traffic that people get out of my way. Big trucks like to race me.
Thanks for this. Followed it to the letter and it was pretty easy. Was really ticked off to discover that the dealership who had been doing my oil changes did not put an O-ring on the oil filter boss. There was nothing there. Even ran the used oil through a sieve to make sure it didn't just fall off when I pulled off the filter. Nope, nothing. Anyway, I didn't have one, but I'm going to get one for the next oil change.
I got a 2022 Suzuki Burgman 200 and just hit over 600 miles and my oil change light popped on. I bought it new at a dealership with 1 mile on it. The dealer said I could do oil changes and what not and still be under warranty as long as I saved my receipts. What has me curious is you keep mentioning this 3000 mile interval yet I’m only 20% there and my bike wants me to do an oil change. Anyways thanks for this informative video. I hope you respond but this video is a good resource none the less.
As hard as I rode mine for the first 300 miles, I didnt have a filter and just changed the oil. When my filters came I changed it at 600 miles. There were shards of metal flecks in the oil at 300 miles and very visible bits in the filter. I saved it so that I could show people. Normally I would be a little worried but I watched a video about break in and it proved to me that I have nothing to worry about. Another video I watched later from a lubrication specialist confirmed my belief in changing the oil very early because of the metal shards and he was talking about new cars not motorcycles.
I bought mine under 5k miles from iron pony in Columbus Ohio hopefully they sold it to me with all services needed before that mileage mark. I think it'll be good until I receive the oil light on the dash..
This is such a great help and i’m about to do my 1st oil change on 2022 SB 200 been looking around the parts for the oil filters and I’ll probably just gonna order it from revzilla
@@DirtRider22a Waiting for my oil filter now. I’m excited for changing my oil soon and i will definitely watch this video while doing it 😊Question do you warm up the scooter first then change the oil afterwards? Or don’t warm it up and just change your oil?
@@DirtRider22aI finally did the oil changed today wohooo! It was a pain I watched your video again and again to make sure i did everything right. I have to do the oil change earlier than i expected cause I won’t be able to do it this next few weeks. Thank you so much!! It was a GREAT HELP!!
Since I own 2015 Suzuki burgman 200 your video is very thorough and helpful to me. Thank you kindly If you replace transmission oil someday, could you please make its video. I’m sure it would be helpful to burgman owners. Keep up the good work Good day
I do plan to make a video about that when I change it, rear wheel has to be removed so I’m waiting on my rear tire to need replacing to change that gear oil, thanks for the kind words!!!
nice one, that other sump bolt looked like the real one how confusing.. i always change my scooter engine oil way before the spec.... it makes the engine last forever, and it sounds quiet with new oil..changing that often any semi 10/40 would be good, but mobil 1 is really great especially the fully synthetic.. ya need to squeeze every ounce of power out these small scooters, my own 200 burg the rear wheel bearings just went.. i have a feeling theres a bearing in the swingarm frame thing as well as the wheel..?
How did you tell the wheel bearings went out specifically, I'm mechanically inclined lol, but new motorbike owner and realized I will have to start learning how to do maintenance on my own.
@@only1aeileon the rear bearings had not gone... the nut had simply loosened a tiny bit giving the feel of shot bearings..... the burgman has a bearing in the rear swingarm triangle though... these can go , but are easily replaced.. and they are not too expensive.. £5 each on ebay
i almost bought one today. a 2018 with 320 miles on it. $2.899. i called them this morning and i told them i wanted to know what drive out price was. and he told me $4.792 i freaked out. and he told me its almost a new bike $250 for a oil change. $900 for a 1 year warranty thats only good at his shop. thats 300 miles away $400 for a 60 point inspection fee. and the rest was TT&L i told him no to everything but the TT&L he got it down to $4100. it still didn't add up then my interest rate went from 6.5 to 12.9%. i told him to keep the bike. then i check their reviews and they had 2 5 stars 1 4 start and over 130 1 star ratings. its to late this weekend but i will start looking again Monday for another one.
Man I hate that price gouging, surely you can find a better deal than that or wait a month and call him back and ask him if he’s ready to take 3250 for it. It winter so he might be sittin on it for awhile
@@DirtRider22a i thought about that but with all the bad reviews. i wont go back there. plus for anything over 4k i will just get a new one. and find the one that screws people over the less.
@@DirtRider22ait’s 2024 right and I found one that’s new and a 2022. Also I’m in Washington, the fastest growing state, and this thing sat for over a year at this dealership (was originally $4,999 msrp but they knocked it down to $3,499). Out the door price was $4900ish (I think $4902 or $4903). Plus since it’s new I have a $0 service deductible at any Suzuki dealership. Things like oil changes still cost money but the dealer I bought it from said I could do them myself and just save receipts and still be under warranty. I love it though. Even though it’s a “scooter” it’s still a motor bike in my eyes. It has no problems keeping up with my friends on the curvy back roads. Love equipping my sena spider st1 helmet and chatting while riding with them. Solo rides with music are pretty dope too.
@@buyerenogurlfwendo2106 your right i laughed at him so i went back to looking them the world fell apart around me so i will just have to keep my trail 125
@@ahrilolchampion3211 I think it calls for 75w90 gear oil but I would have to do more research to confirm. Most auto parts stores would carry that also Walmart assuming your in the United States
@@buyerenogurlfwendo2106 I don't see how disabling the eco nonsense that is robbing hp could hurt unless you abuse it. I bought a 200cc engine and its putting out 180. I've seen videos about how current models are inferior to older models. The particular mod I bought doesn't undo the rev limiter but you have to buy that mod if you upgrade the exhaust. I can absolutely agree with you about exceeding the rev limit probably working out badly.
It’s dry, also it says to use MA rated oil I think if my memory is correct, which is a “scooter” specific oil, and is not a type of oil that should be used with wet clutches.
@@DirtRider22a I was of the same school of thought and you until I bought my King Quad. It specifies an MA oil which is wet clutch rated. My machine actually has a wet centrifugal clutch before the CVT which keeps the belt tight which is different than many CVT systems. If the manual says MA you are better off with an MA oil.
Hi DirtRider22, I was trying to get the center stand up on my burgman 200, but it's almost impossible in my garage with a smooth surface. Do you have any tips on how to get it up? or should I find a parking lot/ rougher surface to get it up on?
If lifting the bike onto the center stand then just put all of your weight onto the stand and pickup on the grab handle. If trying to get the bike off the stand and it’s slick then do it off the bike and put your foot in front of the stand on the ground to help keep it from sliding while pushing forward. Best advise I got lol
When I first got my 2022 Suzuki burgman was a bit troublesome to put on the center stand. Just got to make sure it’s level side by side and put a foot on the bar and hop on just right. Then to get it off you just push it forward and it disengages.
I can barely get my 650 up on the stand. the 200 is easy. I did buy the kick stand extender that fits over the kick stand and give you a much larger foot print on soft black top and protects the foot from rust. Well worth the $9 bucks. It looks great and was very easy to install.
I have no clue and don’t have a proper service manual to be able to look it up, possible timing chain tensioner or something along those lines, in which case if you loosen it there could be problems getting it all reset, like more tear down needed to get it all back together correctly.
If you plan on getting the k&n oil filter you can try most auto part stores, advanced auto, autozone etc. if you want the oem Suzuki one then you will have to order from somewhere like revzilla. All this assuming your in the United states
@@DirtRider22a shows temperature 86 degrees Fahrenheit -4 to 86. 10w40 /10w-50 shows -20 to 104 degrees . Does that mean 10w-30 can only be used driving in climates up to 86 degrees Fahrenheit?
@@DavidC641990 not sure, I would double check my manual but I don’t have this bike anymore. Let me google the manual and see if I can find a pdf copy to look at
@@DavidC641990 ok I look at the manual online and yes, I wouldn’t use 10w30 in a hotter climate than 86. It would be fine for a short time I imagine in a pinch
@@DirtRider22athat’s interesting. The weather where I’m at is hardly past 86. Maybe some days in July and august it’ll get there. It’s June right now and hottest day so far was like 75 lol
Awesome video.
Thanks!!!
Thanks for sharing! A lot of effort to makinh these videos.. New burgman owner from Singapore.
Great detail on the oil change. Thanks for the helpful video. I don't own this scooter, but enjoy seeing how hard maintenance is on something before purchasing. Didn't look bad.
Not very bad at all, glad you found it helpful 👍
Most excellent video. I’m so lazy. I just turned the video on and did exactly what you said to do. Well done. Love my 200. Steve in Pensacola, FL.
Awesome, glad you found it helpful!!!
I got a 2022 Suzuki Burgman 200 and love it too. My oil change light came on as I passed 600 miles which is odd because the video mentions 3000 mile intervals
@@buyerenogurlfwendo2106 As hard as I ride mine, I'm going to change it at 2600 miles. I'm so agressive in traffic that people get out of my way. Big trucks like to race me.
Thanks for this. Followed it to the letter and it was pretty easy. Was really ticked off to discover that the dealership who had been doing my oil changes did not put an O-ring on the oil filter boss. There was nothing there. Even ran the used oil through a sieve to make sure it didn't just fall off when I pulled off the filter. Nope, nothing. Anyway, I didn't have one, but I'm going to get one for the next oil change.
Your welcome, glad it was helpful to you 👍
Thanks for this vodeo, I just picked up a 2014 with almost 12,000 miles on it.
Try a magnet for the oil filter to gat it out
I got a 2022 Suzuki Burgman 200 and just hit over 600 miles and my oil change light popped on.
I bought it new at a dealership with 1 mile on it. The dealer said I could do oil changes and what not and still be under warranty as long as I saved my receipts.
What has me curious is you keep mentioning this 3000 mile interval yet I’m only 20% there and my bike wants me to do an oil change.
Anyways thanks for this informative video. I hope you respond but this video is a good resource none the less.
600 mile is the first break in change, then 3k interval after that 👍
As hard as I rode mine for the first 300 miles, I didnt have a filter and just changed the oil. When my filters came I changed it at 600 miles. There were shards of metal flecks in the oil at 300 miles and very visible bits in the filter. I saved it so that I could show people. Normally I would be a little worried but I watched a video about break in and it proved to me that I have nothing to worry about. Another video I watched later from a lubrication specialist confirmed my belief in changing the oil very early because of the metal shards and he was talking about new cars not motorcycles.
my oil filter bolts are allen type. Fortunately I have a few sets.
I bought mine under 5k miles from iron pony in Columbus Ohio hopefully they sold it to me with all services needed before that mileage mark. I think it'll be good until I receive the oil light on the dash..
This is such a great help and i’m about to do my 1st oil change on 2022 SB 200 been looking around the parts for the oil filters and I’ll probably just gonna order it from revzilla
Revzilla is a good resource, good luck!! It’s fairly easy to do 👍
@@DirtRider22a Waiting for my oil filter now. I’m excited for changing my oil soon and i will definitely watch this video while doing it 😊Question do you warm up the scooter first then change the oil afterwards? Or don’t warm it up and just change your oil?
@@sameMlem I would run it for a couple min, not necessarily to warm it up, but to get any sediment mixed in the oil well right before draining it.
@@DirtRider22aI finally did the oil changed today wohooo! It was a pain I watched your video again and again to make sure i did everything right. I have to do the oil change earlier than i expected cause I won’t be able to do it this next few weeks. Thank you so much!! It was a GREAT HELP!!
@@sameMlem that’s awesome!!! Glad you found it useful 🤙🏼
Thank You! Doing the 600 mile tomorrow on my 2022 200
Awesome!!! Good luck 👍
Since I own 2015 Suzuki burgman 200 your video is very thorough and helpful to me.
Thank you kindly
If you replace transmission oil someday, could you please make its video.
I’m sure it would be helpful to burgman owners.
Keep up the good work
Good day
I do plan to make a video about that when I change it, rear wheel has to be removed so I’m waiting on my rear tire to need replacing to change that gear oil, thanks for the kind words!!!
For what is 15 milimiters drain
nice one, that other sump bolt looked like the real one how confusing.. i always change my scooter engine oil way before the spec.... it makes the engine last forever, and it sounds quiet with new oil..changing that often any semi 10/40 would be good, but mobil 1 is really great especially the fully synthetic.. ya need to squeeze every ounce of power out these small scooters,
my own 200 burg the rear wheel bearings just went.. i have a feeling theres a bearing in the swingarm frame thing as well as the wheel..?
I would assume you are correct but I have no clue, I’ve never taken the rear wheel off. Will have to soon for a new rear tire but not quite there yet
How did you tell the wheel bearings went out specifically, I'm mechanically inclined lol, but new motorbike owner and realized I will have to start learning how to do maintenance on my own.
@@only1aeileon the rear bearings had not gone... the nut had simply loosened a tiny bit giving the feel of shot bearings..... the burgman has a bearing in the rear swingarm triangle though... these can go , but are easily replaced.. and they are not too expensive.. £5 each on ebay
i almost bought one today. a 2018 with 320 miles on it. $2.899. i called them this morning and i told them i wanted to know what drive out price was. and he told me $4.792 i freaked out. and he told me its almost a new bike $250 for a oil change. $900 for a 1 year warranty thats only good at his shop. thats 300 miles away $400 for a 60 point inspection fee. and the rest was TT&L i told him no to everything but the TT&L he got it down to $4100. it still didn't add up then my interest rate went from 6.5 to 12.9%. i told him to keep the bike. then i check their reviews and they had 2 5 stars 1 4 start and over 130 1 star ratings. its to late this weekend but i will start looking again Monday for another one.
Man I hate that price gouging, surely you can find a better deal than that or wait a month and call him back and ask him if he’s ready to take 3250 for it. It winter so he might be sittin on it for awhile
@@DirtRider22a i thought about that but with all the bad reviews. i wont go back there. plus for anything over 4k i will just get a new one. and find the one that screws people over the less.
That’s odd because I bought a new 2022 with 1 mile on it and it was at $3500 and my walk out the door price was $4900ish
(Was like $4902-$4903).
@@DirtRider22ait’s 2024 right and I found one that’s new and a 2022. Also I’m in Washington, the fastest growing state, and this thing sat for over a year at this dealership (was originally $4,999 msrp but they knocked it down to $3,499).
Out the door price was $4900ish (I think $4902 or $4903). Plus since it’s new I have a $0 service deductible at any Suzuki dealership. Things like oil changes still cost money but the dealer I bought it from said I could do them myself and just save receipts and still be under warranty.
I love it though. Even though it’s a “scooter” it’s still a motor bike in my eyes. It has no problems keeping up with my friends on the curvy back roads. Love equipping my sena spider st1 helmet and chatting while riding with them. Solo rides with music are pretty dope too.
@@buyerenogurlfwendo2106 your right i laughed at him so i went back to looking them the world fell apart around me so i will just have to keep my trail 125
Thank you for your tips and advise good video
Thanks!!! Glad you found it helpful 👍
Sir where do i find the gear oil
@@ahrilolchampion3211 I think it calls for 75w90 gear oil but I would have to do more research to confirm. Most auto parts stores would carry that also Walmart assuming your in the United States
Sir how many litter for the oil sir
Burgman 200cc
1.5 liters according to google
What do you think about the magnum tuning chip that bypasses all of the emissions stuff so that you can get a little more horse power.?
I wouldn’t waste my time with it on a scooter like this personally
Once you start looking for “hacks” and cheap tricks to get more HP that’s when stuff starts blowing up on ya lol
@@buyerenogurlfwendo2106 I don't see how disabling the eco nonsense that is robbing hp could hurt unless you abuse it. I bought a 200cc engine and its putting out 180. I've seen videos about how current models are inferior to older models. The particular mod I bought doesn't undo the rev limiter but you have to buy that mod if you upgrade the exhaust. I can absolutely agree with you about exceeding the rev limit probably working out badly.
Thanks
Does the manual say to use motorcycle oil? If it does you should use it. It may have a wet centrifugal clutch even it is a CVT.
It’s dry, also it says to use MA rated oil I think if my memory is correct, which is a “scooter” specific oil, and is not a type of oil that should be used with wet clutches.
@@DirtRider22a MA and MA2 are both wet clutch oil that have nothing to do with Scooter specifics.
@@DirtRider22a I was of the same school of thought and you until I bought my King Quad. It specifies an MA oil which is wet clutch rated. My machine actually has a wet centrifugal clutch before the CVT which keeps the belt tight which is different than many CVT systems. If the manual says MA you are better off with an MA oil.
@@camumaharajah1033 mb rating, my bad.
@@camumaharajah1033 I used ma oil, it calls for mb and it has no wet clutch
Hi DirtRider22, I was trying to get the center stand up on my burgman 200, but it's almost impossible in my garage with a smooth surface. Do you have any tips on how to get it up? or should I find a parking lot/ rougher surface to get it up on?
If lifting the bike onto the center stand then just put all of your weight onto the stand and pickup on the grab handle. If trying to get the bike off the stand and it’s slick then do it off the bike and put your foot in front of the stand on the ground to help keep it from sliding while pushing forward. Best advise I got lol
When I first got my 2022 Suzuki burgman was a bit troublesome to put on the center stand. Just got to make sure it’s level side by side and put a foot on the bar and hop on just right.
Then to get it off you just push it forward and it disengages.
I can barely get my 650 up on the stand. the 200 is easy. I did buy the kick stand extender that fits over the kick stand and give you a much larger foot print on soft black top and protects the foot from rust. Well worth the $9 bucks. It looks great and was very easy to install.
So can anyone tell me what the other plug was?
I have no clue and don’t have a proper service manual to be able to look it up, possible timing chain tensioner or something along those lines, in which case if you loosen it there could be problems getting it all reset, like more tear down needed to get it all back together correctly.
@@DirtRider22a I bought the manual. $100 the best part of it is where it says tampering with the eco nonsense controls could reduce gas milage. ha ha
hi buddy where is the fusebox my aux plug socket not working?thanks.
Left side of the dash, underneath the panel that you have to pry off
Howdy DirtRider,
Where do you buy the Mobil1 4T for 6.99 in the winter?
Usually catch it on sale at advanced auto or Oreillys
where do you get the filters from?
Oriellys or auto zone Carry k&n filters that fit them, part number kn131 I believe
Where can I buy the filter for this old hog ? I’m having trouble finding it
If you plan on getting the k&n oil filter you can try most auto part stores, advanced auto, autozone etc. if you want the oem Suzuki one then you will have to order from somewhere like revzilla. All this assuming your in the United states
@@DirtRider22a couldnt find the filter on revzilla......
Can I use 10w-30 oil? The manual shows 10w-30 for alternative oil.
Should be fine, especially if the manual recommends it as an alternative
@@DirtRider22a shows temperature 86 degrees Fahrenheit -4 to 86. 10w40 /10w-50 shows -20 to 104 degrees . Does that mean 10w-30 can only be used driving in climates up to 86 degrees Fahrenheit?
@@DavidC641990 not sure, I would double check my manual but I don’t have this bike anymore. Let me google the manual and see if I can find a pdf copy to look at
@@DavidC641990 ok I look at the manual online and yes, I wouldn’t use 10w30 in a hotter climate than 86. It would be fine for a short time I imagine in a pinch
@@DirtRider22athat’s interesting. The weather where I’m at is hardly past 86. Maybe some days in July and august it’ll get there. It’s June right now and hottest day so far was like 75 lol
Thx bro❤