Honda CL360 Owner's Manual page 66

n. When 80-90% of the tire bead is in
place, use a tire mounting mallet
{heavy rubber, leather or plastic
hammer) to force the remaining sec-
tion into position. Avoid using tire
irons or screwdrivers for this operation
as inner tube punctures will result.
o. Insert the valve core and overinflate
the standard pressure by approxi-
mately 10 psi {0.7kg/cm 2 ). This will
help to properly seat the tire beads
on the rim. Inspect for proper tire
bead seating and deflate the tire.
Reinflate to the specified pressure (see
page 21) and tighten the valve stem
retaining nut lightly.
p. Recheck the tire pressure and install
the valve stem cap.
q. Install wheel assembly as per instruc-
tions on pages 66 - 68.
NOTE: We recommend that tire removal
60
and installation be performed by an
authorized Honda dealer, as these opera-
tions require skill and special tools.
Front Fork Oil Change
To maintain good riding characteristics
and increase fork service life, the oil in
the front fork should be changed periodi-
cally.
1. Unscrew the front fork drain plug
CD
at
the bottom off ork cylinder. Drain the
oil by pumping the fork while plug is
out. Replace the plug securely after
draining.
2. Set the motorcycle on the center stand.
3. Place a jack under the crankcase to
control lowering of the front end.
4. Remove the handlebar by removing
the four handlebar bolts.
5. Unscrew the fork filler piugs
®
until
free.