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philward:
Hi Guys
After the rebuild of my K2, I want to record a service history - ie, I'm just doing oil/filter/tappets/etc after first 100 miles and want to keep a record. Before I start messing around on Word designing a page for a folder (which I don't want to do as I prefer tinkering in the garage!), does anyone know of a generic type service record book that I can buy?
Thanks
Phil

Green1:
That's not a bad idea its all to easy to lose track of what's been done and what hasn't.
I have to look after 6 cars and 6 bikes it gets a bit much at times I changed the oil in my truck twice in one week once I wouldn't mind but it holds almost 7 litres.  ::)

Mick

Lobo:
Hi Phil,
That sounds v.organised. For my vehicles I simply open up their manuals within my iPad & just long-hand type what I've done - with observations - against miles / dates) on a blank page. (GoodReader App)

Works for me as the two things I want (service requirements / my history) are in the same manual.
Simon.

SteveD CB500K0:
For years I've used a simple Excel spreadsheet with columns:
Date, mileage, activity, cost, notes.

It's fascinating going back over the records looking at how much stuff cost in the past...

When I sell a bike, I just print out the relevant bit and keep going with the new bike.

mick:
I must be old fashioned  ::), I have a little red book and write down what I do to my bikes  ;) cheers Mick.

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