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[Crissa]

I was thinking #2, myself.

-Crissa

[SBK74]

My local dealer charges around $300 (I have to look at my last 6k service receipt for the exact amount) for the service so I’m letting them do it while the bike is under warranty. Once it’s out of warranty I’ll probably start doing the work myself.

 I hope my dealer does not read this, I pay €150, for regular service without other work.

[Crissa]

For $150 I'm lucky to get an hour's labor, let alone parts.

-Crissa

[justhumangarbage]

My dealer wanted $550 for the 6k service

[SebfromBE]

Hi,

I just used your nice tutorial to do the 1000km service. Went very smoothly and confirm very handy to have your nice complete write up with some fun interlaced :-)

One question though: do you know how to reset the maintenance km counter once finished? Or only dealers can reset this?

I know it does not physically matter, but just to keep the computer up to date with what is done.

Best regards,

Seb

[ALCLCF]

stick this topic please

[MoneyFor]

Hi,

I just used your nice tutorial to do the 1000km service. Went very smoothly and confirm very handy to have your nice complete write up with some fun interlaced :-)

One question though: do you know how to reset the maintenance km counter once finished? Or only dealers can reset this?

I know it does not physically matter, but just to keep the computer up to date with what is done.

Best regards,

Seb

Just asked the same question on the video page, didn't know you asked this here, have you already been able to reset it?

[SebfromBE]

No unfortunately. Will let you know if I find a way!

[MoneyFor]

No unfortunately. Will let you know if I find a way!

Thanks !

[RonIL]

What is you battery status at 6k? With 3700km I've less than 45km range!

[Hans2183]

Thanks for the write up! I keep getting back to this just to watch the details on the bike... And I don't even have an Energica 

[SPACEGHOST904]

I just checked both the owner's manual and workshop manual for my EsseEsse9 and neither one specify fork oil for either the Marzocchi(sp) or Ohlins(sp). My guess is whatever is recommended by the fork manufacturer or whatever the conventional wisdom says to use. Kind of surprised the workshop manual doesn't cover fork maintenance (fork springs, valves, fluid), just fork removal.

My guess is the expectation is you will remove the forks and send them out to a fork shop to re-valve or whatever it needs.

Good Day recently took delivery on my Energica SS9 Plus.
I have an owner's manual where can I get a workshop manual?
PDF Download from somewhere?
Let me know and thanks

[MoneyFor]

Good Day recently took delivery on my Energica SS9 Plus.
I have an owner's manual where can I get a workshop manual?
PDF Download from somewhere?
Let me know and thanks

As far I know there is none unfortunately, it is all a big secret 

[Hans2183]

This is a nice overview no? Is there more to be serviced? Other than chain and tyres and typical pre ride checks

[MoneyFor]

This post covers the most important things to do on the Energica, all the other stuff like brakes, fork and chain is the same as on any other bike.