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  • insanebiker
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    Originally posted by RedApple View Post
    well the brakes on the R15 are Nissin. Who makes the ones on the RTR?? ive been curious to know since the day i bought the bike
    The A150,A160 RTR,A160 RTR Fi, dont have any names etched on their Disc brake fluid reservoir/Rotor/Calipers

    On all other bikes, we either have KBX,ETS,etc. etched on the reservoir!

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  • RedApple
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    well the brakes on the R15 are Nissin. Who makes the ones on the RTR?? ive been curious to know since the day i bought the bike

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  • insanebiker
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    Originally posted by NitinGirish View Post
    Heard this term a lot. What does it mean?

    It s the time taken for acceleration for a certain speed range in a given gear.

    For example,u are in 5th, if the bike can do a minimum of 20 kmph, the time taken for the bike to accelerate from 20 kmph to say 80 kmph is known as the in-gear acceleration time!

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  • NitinGirish
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    Originally posted by johnjojo08 View Post
    Listing out total changes in RTR 180
    14.more in gear acceleration
    Heard this term a lot. What does it mean?

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  • insanebiker
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    Originally posted by johnjojo08
    No length is overall body length . It is 2085mm and wheelbase is 1326mm
    Ah, never mind! What i meant was that the length will naturally increase if the wheel base is increased

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  • insanebiker
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    Originally posted by johnjojo08 View Post
    Listing out total changes in RTR 180

    1. Lighter tubeless tyres
    2. wider 110 section back tyre
    3. 17 inch rim at back
    4. new rear mud guard(replaceable)
    5. Strengthened chassis
    6. more wheelbase
    7. more length
    8. more cc
    9. more power
    10.more torque
    11.lighter crank
    12.white tacho
    13.more top end
    14.more in gear acceleration
    15.different stickers
    16.golden plated shock and front forks
    17.black coated split handle
    18.better ride quality
    Whoa! That s a huge list.

    BTW points 6 & 7 mean the same

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  • satyenpoojary
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    Originally posted by johnjojo08 View Post
    Listing out total changes in RTR 180

    1. Lighter tubeless tyres
    2. wider 110 section back tyre
    3. 17 inch rim at back
    4. new rear mud guard(replaceable)
    5. Strengthened chassis
    6. more wheelbase
    7. more length
    8. more cc
    9. more power
    10.more torque
    11.lighter crank
    12.white tacho
    13.more top end
    14.more in gear acceleration
    15.different stickers
    16.golden plated shock and front forks
    17.black coated split handle
    18.better ride quality
    - Customizable footpegs... Metal/Rubberized

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  • johnjojo08
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    Listing out total changes in RTR 180

    1. Lighter tubeless tyres
    2. wider 110 section back tyre
    3. 17 inch rim at back
    4. new rear mud guard(replaceable)
    5. Strengthened chassis
    6. more wheelbase
    7. more length
    8. more cc
    9. more power
    10.more torque
    11.lighter crank
    12.white tacho
    13.more top end
    14.more in gear acceleration
    15.different stickers
    16.golden plated shock and front forks
    17.black coated split handle
    18.better ride quality

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  • rennycornelius
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    Originally posted by satyenpoojary View Post

    Yeah rode them, crashed them and all
    No but seriously if you can get your hands on a R15, try riding it for a longer while... and you will know what I mean!
    i'm dyin to ride R15...
    it's been described as a track GOD by many mag and no doubt it's the king of bikes in INDIAN market....

    but nobody in my frnds has one....

    i just need to experience tht delta box frame in the twisties.........

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  • satyenpoojary
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    Originally posted by Devilpulsarian View Post
    Well, it realy remains creditable what our Indian brands are coming to/have come to.....
    But I would second the opinion that tvs has to improve a lot on there tyre's grips'....!

    No two ways about it.................!
    and by far......................!
    Absolutley agreed to both the points.... thats why I have always said that the R15 has done a lot of good for us. Suddenly the benchmark is higher... and if we cannot do something new, atleast we should learn and copy them!

    Originally posted by johnjojo08 View Post
    "The bike gets lighter tubeless tyres with 110-section, 17 inch rear. The tyres feel gripper than before and were zerozed in on after testing five different compounds and pattens. The whole wheel assembly is lighter by about 450gm compared to the RTR 160's."

    "The chassis has been strengthened to handle the extra power."
    (Source : overdrive june).
    Now thats a nice bit of info, even OD said that new RTR is visibly the same but has a LOT of small subtle changes to improve it!

    Originally posted by rennycornelius View Post
    but yes if you're sayin thn it is cuz you've driven both the bikes a LOT.....
    Yeah rode them, crashed them and all
    No but seriously if you can get your hands on a R15, try riding it for a longer while... and you will know what I mean!

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  • rennycornelius
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    Originally posted by satyenpoojary View Post
    The FZ and R15 are in a different league all together when it comes to Braking......!
    may be i'm liking RTR's braking way too much.....

    i only drove FZ and R15 over short distance so was not able to experience it fully...

    but yes if you're sayin thn it is cuz you've driven both the bikes a LOT.....

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  • johnjojo08
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    "The bike gets lighter tubeless tyres with 110-section, 17 inch rear. The tyres feel gripper than before and were zerozed in on after testing five different compounds and pattens. The whole wheel assembly is lighter by about 450gm compared to the RTR 160's."

    "The chassis has been strengthened to handle the extra power."
    (Source : overdrive june).

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  • Devilpulsarian
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    Originally posted by satyenpoojary View Post
    They moved on to a tubless platform all by themselves, dont you think its an improvement?
    As far as using x Brand tyres for racing is concerned, it has no relevance to what I said....
    'says the guy with a MRF C 3.00 x 18 in the rear on the RTR, which is SAME as what TVS uses on the race track

    Well, it realy remains creditable what our Indian brands are coming to/have come to.....
    But I would second the opinion that tvs has to improve a lot on there tyre's grips'....!



    The FZ and R15 are in a different league all together when it comes to Braking......!
    No two ways about it.................!
    and by far......................!

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  • satyenpoojary
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    Originally posted by sam92 View Post
    i would surely blame it on the tyres and not the brakes
    I would credit it to the so stable deltabox chassis (for r15).... but then that wasnt the point

    On a stock setup, the braking performance on the R15 and the FZ is miles ahead of anyone....

    BTW There are people running with the R15s tyres on the RTRs around....
    Last edited by satyenpoojary; 06-11-2009, 06:05 PM.

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  • sam92
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    Originally posted by satyenpoojary View Post



    Ignorance is bliss.... I have access to all three of them... (own two, and my bro in law has the FZ)
    The FZ and R15 are in a different league all together when it comes to Braking......!
    i would surely blame it on the tyres and not the brakes

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