Garage tool 08
My Bike
Your bike's own service schedule, read off its manual, against your hours or races. Tick what you did; the next one counts from there.
13 of 71 bikes have their manual's service schedule on file; every bike shows its stock specs.
No bike yet. Add one above, or press "Save as my bike" on any bike page.
How My Bike works
Each maker counts differently. KTM counts operating hours, Honda and Yamaha count races (with the manual's rough hours beside them), and the PW50 counts months. My Bike uses whatever the manual prints, column by column, and never converts one into another.
Every row in the manual's table becomes an item with its own interval. When you mark an item done, the next one is counted from the reading you entered. One-time checks (after the first hour, after break-in) disappear once done. Items the manual lists as "as required" stay in their own list.
Everything stays in this browser: no account, no tracking, nothing sent anywhere. Browser storage can be cleared, so save a backup file now and then; it restores on any browser.
This follows the printed schedule for average conditions. The manuals say harsh use (mud, sand, rain, dust, racing) needs shorter intervals, and items marked for a dealer need special tools and skills. Torque values are deliberately not published here. The service tool shows the next service point without saving anything.