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View Poll Results: What mileage are you getting on your R15?
30-34 8 13.33%
35-39 14 23.33%
40-44 29 48.33%
45-49 3 5.00%
50+ (You will qualify for The Slowest R15 Owner award if you pick this) 6 10.00%
Voters: 60. This poll is closed

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Old 09-26-2008, 10:26 PM   #121 (permalink)
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100 is too much, And they use only the normal grease.

And I need some technical help here.

How do we clean the chain, Can we clean it with diesel? Does it have any affect on the O-Seals??
They used Motul Chain Cleaner and Lube for me this Monday... but had used white grease when I gave the bike for servicing last week as they didnot have the Motul then... and even if we buy the Motul chain cleaner n lube it will be tough job for a single pesron to apply them without a center stand...
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Old 09-26-2008, 10:29 PM   #122 (permalink)
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And, What about chain guyz. I think it needs lots of care. I see Motul Lubes are doing pretty good work, But cant afford them regularly.
Buy a set of degreaser and lube. Motul costs abt Rs 900. OKS costs Rs 650 and is the recommended one for all super bikes. You get in RP Road. De-grease the chain and lube it every 500 kms odd and when the bike is drenched in water or pressure washed. It is expensive but not very expensive.

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Pearl Yamaha, Hyd.. is charging Rs 100/- everytime for the lubrication
They used to charge Rs 50. If it is Rs 100 then no use.

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100 is too much, And they use only the normal grease.

And I need some technical help here.

How do we clean the chain, Can we clean it with diesel? Does it have any affect on the O-Seals??
Riaz, they use Motul degreaser and Lube. They don't use the normal grease. Cleaning the chain is with degreaser. U can probably apply an old tooth brush lightly after the degreaser is applied (wait for 10 mins and brush).

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and if anyone can find out about 'tuning' the horn i will be grateful.
Harsha, every horn has a small screw and turning it slightly tunes/detunes the horn. You can take the kit screwdriver and try it yourself. But then, this doesn't fetch much result as the horn itself doesn't sound high. BTW, I have noticed that the R15's horn is not loud but is heard pretty long (it is sharp). I have my Swift's Stebel horns on the attick and shall put them on soon.

Also, you can buy a TVS/Bajaj (bajaj is the loudest) OEM horn. The Genuine Part packs have either Minda or Roots and they are very good and compact. If you go to Metro, there are a very good range of Bosch horns also. These horns cost between Rs 100 and 150 based on model and place where u buy.
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Old 09-26-2008, 10:34 PM   #123 (permalink)
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Tand even if we buy the Motul chain cleaner n lube it will be tough job for a single pesron to apply them without a center stand...
Think indegenously.... Find a piece of wood, pile up stones and place the wood plank on top, lift the bike from the rear grab rail and make it stand on the plank. I did this twice

Also, if the service center is not very far for you or if you get ur bike washed at service center, carry ur lube and ask them to put the bike on Paddock stand. They'll help.
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Old 09-26-2008, 10:36 PM   #124 (permalink)
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Satish, r u okay?
absolutly anna!

I was talking abt the rear alloy!


Has anyone noticed the wear of the rear tyre yet??
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Old 09-26-2008, 11:11 PM   #125 (permalink)
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Think indegenously.... Find a piece of wood, pile up stones and place the wood plank on top, lift the bike from the rear grab rail and make it stand on the plank. I did this twice
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now thats indegenous thinking.. will try... but really want those center stands the SS guys use while servicing..its makes things too easy.. but showroom says they are not available for customers
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Old 09-26-2008, 11:25 PM   #126 (permalink)
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@ harshaguduru , @ R-series thanks for the info


"it is funny the way it scares people & dogs gathering around it" --- ya it happened several times
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Dealer showed me a mail frm yamaha that single seat cowl, tank protector, remover flange will not be available for now coz of unavoidable reasons. Didn't mentioned the available time of them. anyone tried normal tank covers ?? My watch, belt makes scratches on tank . Also, tomorrow gonna fix roots horn, hope will sound better
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Dealer showed me a mail frm yamaha that single seat cowl, tank protector, remover flange will not be available for now coz of unavoidable reasons. Didn't mentioned the available time of them. anyone tried normal tank covers ?? My watch, belt makes scratches on tank . Also, tomorrow gonna fix roots horn, hope will sound better
That's bad. I just wanted the tank protector... how ever...

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now thats indegenous thinking.. will try... but really want those center stands the SS guys use while servicing..its makes things too easy.. but showroom says they are not available for customers
Get some snaps of the stand and measurements. We'll get it made. I spoke to them abt this last time and they were ready to help me with this.

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Has anyone noticed the wear of the rear tyre yet??
Not yet.
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Old 09-27-2008, 12:29 AM   #129 (permalink)
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Old 09-27-2008, 01:39 AM   #130 (permalink)
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I am hearing a mild sound from the tank, sounds like a train horn hearing frm long distance. Its coming once in every 10-20 mins, even the bike is idle for many hours. I asked YSS guys, they said most R15s having this sound coz of FI pump. Any ideas ????
The sound is common. It usually happens as soon as you upright your bike from the side stand or jerk it.

Maybe the bike does suffer from flatulence and needs to break wind once in a while.

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