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The bike giving phat phat sound and the rpm rising too 2.5 are clear signs that your bike is running too lean. Get the carburettor tuned from a good mechanic be it outside the svc.If that dosent solve he problem check

1.Inlet to cylinder head
2.Air filter
3.Tappet clearence
4.spark plug replacement(ignore if done before)
5.If all these dont solve the problem then u are a shikar of faulty tps.


Better first remove the connector of the TPS (red small box fixed with chasis under the tank) from the Wiring harness and ride the bike and check for the exisiting probs. If they are solved then u have a damaged TPS . If so replace it and till then ride with TPS disconnected. It costs 120 INR. if no then check all the 4 items along with carb tune.


. check the pad wear and if they still have some juice then they are trapped with dirt which is making thee screeching sound.If this happens only on low speed, get wheel bearing checked

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Thanks for replying. I'm gonna submit my bike @ SVC today. Will report back when they return it to me in the evening. Will tell them to tune the carb.

Engine Misfiring : If the SVC guys have done everything in their limit t resolve the issue but it still resurfaces, follow the instructions of Utkarsh.
You can once try to fill normal petrol from Shell and check if it is the petrol causing the issue or not.

Front Disk Screeching sound : Learn to live with it. I could not get it resolved for 9 months and ended up cleaning the pads every week. Dust particles will enter between the pads and the disk and we can do nothing about that. It will be more in the dusty and rainy season. Although it does not cause any damage, just to be on a safer side clean the pads atleast once in a month.

Idling issue : Did anyone play with the tappets? First check the accelerator cable, clutch for any discrepancies. Check the tuning screw near the carb. All RTRs do not have this issue.

Scratches : Well there are many solvents available in the market for cleaning the bike and removing scratches. Check there. Scratches on headlight can't be undone. If its not causing any sort of issues at night then let it be there, else you have to change it all which is quite costly. You can't get the bike's color anywhere here, else would had asked you to touchup the bike. The other option and a cheap one is Radium strips. You can put any design via radium papers and they are quite cheap.

Check for the AFR ratio (a.k.a. carb tuning) its way too lean.
Ride your bike at half throttle for about 10min, then put it on centre stand...
increase the idling till one-half of the redline then slowly turn the bronze screw anti-clockwise (1/8 rotation at a time), check if the tacho needle gets steady...
if you're successful in making the needle steady, congratulate yourself you just tuned the bike
lower the idling with the idling screw & zip zap zoom!!!

pressure wash your rotor disc or take the pad out & rub it with sand-paper, screeching sound should go away.

Thanks for the inputs, guys.

I'm gonna get the bike back tomorrow from SVC. Hopefully they'll tune it as I've told them to. If they fail to do it, I'll take matters in my own hands.

if you haven't done carb tuning before then i suggest go to any other (good) mechanic and get it tuned.
Because its very hard to get it right in the first try. It took me around 2 months, fiddling with the carb every next day.
All the best!!