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nirvan · 11-27-2008, 01:17 PM

I own a Karizma as well.

There has always been a faint contact between the discs and the pads, right from the time it was bought new. With more than 10,000 km done, the sound is yet to go away.

I suggest you ensure that the wheel is moving freely with the bike on the main stand. If it moves freely, ignore the noise. It is nothing more than a minor irritation.

If it does not move freely and comes to an abrupt sort of halt while rotating, then get the HH showroom guys to fix it; ask for the head-mechanic and explain the various methods that have already been tried to fix it - and insist that the fault is diagnosed and rectified.

11-27-2008, 01:17 PM	#5 (permalink)
nirvan Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Secunderabad Posts: 221	I own a Karizma as well. There has always been a faint contact between the discs and the pads, right from the time it was bought new. With more than 10,000 km done, the sound is yet to go away. I suggest you ensure that the wheel is moving freely with the bike on the main stand. If it moves freely, ignore the noise. It is nothing more than a minor irritation. If it does not move freely and comes to an abrupt sort of halt while rotating, then get the HH showroom guys to fix it; ask for the head-mechanic and explain the various methods that have already been tried to fix it - and insist that the fault is diagnosed and rectified.