Bike maintenance course Hong Kong

Can anyone recommend a weekend motorbike maintenance course in English in Hong Kong - certified preferable but not a requirement?

Noel

Hey I could start sonething :)
But I'm in Nanning Guangxi tho

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Originally Posted by NZBrakelathes

Hey I could start sonething :)
But I'm in Nanning Guangxi tho

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it would be a bit of a track from Shenzhen to Nanning! :mwink:

Noel,

I am setting up a workshop to work on my bikes, so let do it together. All you need is a workshop manual for your bike, a sense of humour and don't mind getting your hands dirty.

Kind regards

Symon

Can get by without a manual on this older tech stuff
Most things common and common sense
Few details is all that's needed at times etc

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Originally Posted by Symon260z

Noel,

I am setting up a workshop to work on my bikes, so let do it together. All you need is a workshop manual for your bike, a sense of humour and don't mind getting your hands dirty.

Kind regards

Symon

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Hey Simon, long time no hear... you setting up the workshop in SZ or out near Huizhou?

Noel,

In Autou in HuiZhou. I have a lock up storage room in the car park where I live. Today I'm receiving some shelves to organise a lot of the boxes in there. then my plan is for a work bench, a compressor, a motorbike lift, better lighting, a music system and a fridge for cold drinks. All my tools will be coming from Spain in the next few weeks. So by the end of the year I should have a pretty decent set up.

Symon

Sounds well kitted!
But tools are pretty cheap here I would have thought importing is very expensive ?

Hi NZBrakelathes.

I have so many really good tools from my time in Spain, lot's of the tools that would be so hard to find here. I had a really well equipped garage basically to do anything except bodywork on my cars there. I had quite a few friends that came over and we fixed their cars together.

And at least the tools I have from Spain are really good quality one, they wouldn't break after using them for 10 minutes like some of the Chinese stuff. I msut admit I am a bit of a tool freek, I really like have the good stuff and using them.

Symon

Same here mate
I had automotive business in New Zealand and still have all my gear machines and stuff
No Chinese would ever understand how or why but I know the results of a job well done
20 years in auto industry i did actually learn a few things lol