How many miles do you get from your consumables

[botticelli]

Lets get some numbers up, for your REAL work life on the FZ-07 specifically
 
Chain and sprocket - 12k, 24, 36 - So 12k a set (sprockets are ok at 12k but all my dank wheelies are stretching these chains!) I always change the chain and 2 new sprockets together
 
Front break pads - Changed at 20k and 40k - 20k
 
Rear pads - never changed in 43k
 
Airfilter - 20k - 40k - 20k a filter
 
Spark Plugs - 18k, 36k,
 
Lets keep tires out of this its a bit too variable.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

[norcal616]

So far I got 15k miles on OEM chain/sprocket and still going...
 
Spark plugs changed out @15k miles
 

[faffi]

Do you speak in general, or for the MT/FZ07? In general I expect to get 25k from chain and sprockets, but the most I have ridden a motorcycle of mine is 20,000 miles. I have never worn out a set of brake pads, not even remotely, but have replaced plenty that was worn out on used bikes I've bought. Considering the typical wear I have experienced, I would say at the very least 50k miles, probably a lot more. Using the brakes only slow you down
 
Air filter whenever the manual calls for replacement or cleaning, depending on type.
 
Spark plugs ever 6-12k for cheap stuff, meaning whenever there are signs of ignition breakup or poor starting. Up to 50k should be possible with platinum spark plugs.
 
Oil and filter once per season, usually around 5k miles, but since I only ride longer distances I wouldn't worry to keep the oil for up to 10k miles should my season be longer. With air cooled engines, I replace the oil every 3-5k.
 
Brake fluid every 2 years.
 
Fork oil every 2 years.

[ralph]

Apart from oil filter, oil and tyres nothing in 12,000 miles
 

[crsnhppr]

I got 23k outta the chain I just replaced today. Spark plugs 12k then 20k. Air filter 14k. Miles..

[Beemer]

Chain & sprockets - good to go!
 
Front brake pads - gtg!
 
 
Rear pads - gtg!
 
 
Air filter - changed out at about 6k miles (not first air filter change) with a K&N air filter. Now I just wash out and re-lube my filter when necessary.