Thread: Suzuki GS150R

Originally Posted by Gagan0123

Nice trick buddy(the garland), will get a chance to try it soon enough

Just going through the pics, it stike in my mind.. just for you

Originally Posted by gmagesh14

Just going through the pics, it stike in my mind.. just for you

Thanks for sharing buddy, I might be using this trick soon enough

but first I'll have to get over my back exam which is on 11th this month(this is my 5th attempt, Mathematics sucks)

Originally Posted by Gagan0123

but first I'll have to get over my back exam which is on 11th this month(this is my 5th attempt,

All the very best Gagan..

Originally Posted by gmagesh14

All the very best Gagan..

Thanks a lot buddy, I'll really need it in exam......

Friends,

Is there any good coil rewinding center in Mumbai or Navi Mumbai ?

Finally, I came to a conclusion of rewinding my GS150R stator.

And also, please let me know if there any shop where I can purchase the bike electrical components such as bullet connectors, loop terminals, 4 pin or 6 pin plugs etc.

Cheers!

Originally Posted by kripscorp

Is there any good coil rewinding center in Mumbai or Navi Mumbai ?

It is not a tough job as you think. Try to wind it yourself with 18 or at least 19 swg winding wire with maximum number of turns on each pole without over bulging.

Guys, I was looking for new tyres for my old GS150R, I came up with suggestions for Zapper Q in earlier posts, but I would like to know what do you think about Michelin Sirac Street? I found it to be exact match for our bike and they also look better(maybe to me only)
Also, these will give better offroad capability to our bike.
And what is the price range for tyres??

Originally Posted by kripscorp

Friends,

Is there any good coil rewinding center in Mumbai or Navi Mumbai ?

Finally, I came to a conclusion of rewinding my GS150R stator.

And also, please let me know if there any shop where I can purchase the bike electrical components such as bullet connectors, loop terminals, 4 pin or 6 pin plugs etc.

Cheers!

There is one near vandana theater in thane....

Originally Posted by Gagan0123

Guys, I was looking for new tyres for my old GS150R, I came up with suggestions for Zapper Q in earlier posts, but I would like to know what do you think about Michelin Sirac Street? I found it to be exact match for our bike and they also look better(maybe to me only)
Also, these will give better offroad capability to our bike.
And what is the price range for tyres??

Yes even they are good......haven't tested them yet but many of my friends have them and they did the khardungla top with ease....

Originally Posted by Maestro

Yes even they are good......haven't tested them yet but many of my friends have them and they did the khardungla top with ease....

then I'll ask my dealer, if he can switch the stock tyres with these, and I'll pay him the difference price

Originally Posted by Gagan0123

then I'll ask my dealer, if he can switch the stock tyres with these, and I'll pay him the difference price

When a bike comes fitted with stock TVS tyres, many want to change to MRF.

When a bike comes fitted with stock MRF tyres, many want to change to an international brand.

Seems like most of us are averse to stock tyres.

I have noticed bajaj bikes with some unknown manufacturer's tyres too, maybe even chinese manufactured.

Anyway, stock tyres are made for use on tarmac in city conditions. I somehow think that indian tyre manufacturers know Indian road conditions better than their foreign counterparts.

If you want more grip on tarcmac, go for a softer compound tyre or wider tyre for hard cornering. If you want to do offroading, etc, then check out the manufacturer's website for harder compound tyres with bigger buttons.

Also, fitting a wider 110/90 tyre would increase the rear tyre height by 9 mm.