[SpudRider]

Originally Posted by irishbiker125

Yes it would be similar. Download is great, thanks.I have e-mailed the main dealer and he says he will find out and get back to me.
This means he obviously has never changed fork oil on a Keeway and he has been selling them since 2005!! Am I over the top looking to change fork oil on a new bike? I didn't think so but am open to suggestions.

Changing the fork oil is not a difficult job, especially with your conventional forks. Selecting oil with the proper viscosity will definitely improve the front suspension on your bike. However, to avoid delays and frustration, it's important to have all the proper tools on hand before you start the job.

Unlike Japanese motorcycles, which are designed to carry 150-pound riders, the Chinese bikes are designed to carry heavy loads. Owners of Japanese bikes in occidental countries usually install stiffer springs, et cetera, to beef up the bike's suspension to carry heavier riders. However, the Chinese bikes are built to carry entire families, and huge loads of cargo. Therefore, the Chinese springs are usually very strong, and perfect for larger, occidental riders.

Selecting the proper fork oil can greatly improve the ride of you Keyway motorcycle. I certainly encourage you continue with this project.