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Old 02-10-2012, 11:14 PM   #15011 (permalink)
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Also, fitting a wider 110/90 tyre would increase the rear tyre height by 9 mm.
How? the height is same 90mm right..
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Old 02-11-2012, 02:28 AM   #15012 (permalink)
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How? the height is same 90mm right..
The height here is not 90 mm but 90% of the width of the tire. When the width is 110 mm, the height of the tire sidewall increases to 110 x .90 = 99 mm.
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Old 02-11-2012, 04:29 PM   #15013 (permalink)
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I showed my bike to a local mechanic in lonavala because there was some swaying movement when i used to turn or brake.
He said "Aage ka wheel out hai"...what does this mean???
He told me to get it corrected in the showroom as he didnt have the equipment.

Plz help..
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Old 02-11-2012, 04:57 PM   #15014 (permalink)
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I showed my bike to a local mechanic in lonavala because there was some swaying movement when i used to turn or brake.
He said "Aage ka wheel out hai"...what does this mean???
He told me to get it corrected in the showroom as he didnt have the equipment.

Plz help..
I guess he was referring to wheel alignment/balancing.
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Old 02-11-2012, 05:17 PM   #15015 (permalink)
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He told me to get it corrected in the showroom as he didnt have the equipment.
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I guess he was referring to wheel alignment/balancing.

The cause may be the seating of the tire on the rim, as vikhyath said. Get it refitted at a tire shop as it is not done at the SC.
If the wobbling persists after it, check the fork, T-stem, cone set and level of fork oil.
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Old 02-11-2012, 08:30 PM   #15016 (permalink)
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How? the height is same 90mm right..
As already explained by our friend, with 110/90 tyre, the sidewall height is not 90mm.

Tyre sidewall height is 90% of the width of 110 mm = 99 mm

So, for various tyre profiles, the measurements would be:

100/90 = width 100 mm & height 90 mm (stock tyre)
110/90 = width 110 mm & height 99 mm (+9 mm height increase)
120/80 = width 120 mm & height 96 mm (+6 mm height increase)
130/70 = width 130 mm & height 91 mm (+1 mm height increase)

Obviously, the 110/90 tyre would slightly alter the bike's posture, but it will make the high pillion seat even higher, as pillion seat slopes upward.

Gs150r, Unicorn, hunk, Cbz need 18-inch tyres.
Pulsar, RTR180, SZR, Fz, Fazer, dazzler need 17-inch tyres.

Note: Apache RTR160 has 17-inch front and 18-inch rear tyre.
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Old 02-11-2012, 11:13 PM   #15017 (permalink)
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@Punarvasu & Antonysg ::

I thought 110 mm is width and 90mm is height and is same wherever 90mm comes in spec..

Thanks for the indepth explanation... It's now clear buddy...
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Old 02-11-2012, 11:41 PM   #15018 (permalink)
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Hi Friends,

I am very new to this wonderful community. I am planning to buy a new GS150R as soon as possible. This week I will take a test drive and will book my bike. I believe I don't have to make a second thought after test drive as well.

I am 6 feet tall, weighing 64 Kg, thin. Hope GS's size and height will match with my physique.

Can you please tell me what are the things that need to be taken care while booking and collecting the new bike.
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Old 02-11-2012, 11:52 PM   #15019 (permalink)
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There seems to be some sort of misalignment! Did you had any recent minor accidents? or bike fell etc?

Unconsciously everyone riding your bike is pushing right handle to keep the bike steady straight on road!

just my thoughts...
Thanks buddy.

The bike did not fall down. But will try and update you.
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Hi Friends,

I am very new to this wonderful community. I am planning to buy a new GS150R as soon as possible. This week I will take a test drive and will book my bike. I believe I don't have to make a second thought after test drive as well.

I am 6 feet tall, weighing 64 Kg, thin. Hope GS's size and height will match with my physique.

Can you please tell me what are the things that need to be taken care while booking and collecting the new bike.
Congrats and warm wishes to GS community..
Chech the bike thoroughly for any scratches and rust formation..
Check all the side panels and other plastic panels in the bike are fitted properly..
Check the engine oil level, brake etc like you inspect your old bike(if so) before taking it for a ride..
Get the insurance copy and invoice of the bike during delivery ..

Hope this helps..
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