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Originally posted by anmol_1990
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i have this wierd thing.. if i shift to 5th gear quite soon.. that's around 40-45.. then i feel the bike doesn't really kick up and takes quite some time to go to 80.. there's a lag.. but when i rev harder and shift later say 50-55 then i'll zoom past to 80-100 no problems.."Power, Beauty and Soul - quintessential elements for automotive perfection" - Aston Martin -
Originally posted by manan View Postto change the T they naked your zmr
coz my zmr T was changed with making her naked
lol
by the way
i did a my zmr's full tank at 5,020km
my zmr was out of petrol at 5,475km
that means i got millage of 27kmpl
any solutions to this
& i ride my zmr at 40kmph on average
i m going mad by daily petrol price rise & now this
by the way ....
i am planning to buy discover
....does it really gives millage of 80kmpl 
its damn less average. i ride around 80-120 and get around 38km/l
i hope u had ride ur bike initially 1000 kms under 60km/hComment
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Originally posted by veryhiphop View PostGuys, Relays are not used to save battery but to save your expensive switch units. The contact point will be tiny and it burns off when u use heavy load. Using relay is not must but using it is save.Originally posted by sbr_yash View Post
Using HID is far better option than 55/60w as the HID's are 35w (Stress on battery is less in HID than 55/60w halogen) and comes with relay. Its a straight fit on all DC bikes like ZMA/ZMR/P220.Comment
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+1Originally posted by Shreeni0403 View Post
also less heat with 35 w hid compared to 55w halogen so reflector also happy . you can always remove hid before service if warranty is issue as its plug and play and no mods needed .Comment
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Can you suggest which HID is better for ZMR....as you said remove HID before going to service...it will not be feasible; to change a bulb need to remove a full fairing...which takes lot of time....Originally posted by Puneet1 View PostComment
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Need not remove fairing for replacing headlight bulb/pilot bulbs. BTW HID shouldn't void warranty as most of the showroom guys them self fit HID's (in Bangalore).Originally posted by veryhiphop View PostComment
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Can you help me how to change a bulb in ZMR without removing a fairing...i was in impression that full fairing to be removed for change a bulb too....also if i change bulb to 55w; does it harm headlight reflector...Originally posted by Shreeni0403 View PostComment
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55w shouldn't harm reflector but it will harm battery !! I shall update about installing the bulb/HID without opening fairing with photos in short time. I have not installed yet on my bike, while doing will post it.Originally posted by veryhiphop View PostComment
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I am also eagerly waiting for comments on this guys.
I want to change my head light bulb. Please suggest us a good option whether to fit HIDs or 60/55 H4 is better option.
For H4 60/55 options are:
Philips BlueVision, CrystalVision, Xtreme Power
Osram CoolBlueComment
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Originally posted by Shreeni0403 View Post
How will it harm battery since power(Volts) to be drawn from the battery is same i.e. 12V. If it has to harm something then it should be reflector as there will be more heat generated due to 55Watts. This is In My Opinion....Comment
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Yash volts might be 12 but wattage is high where battery will drain faster. Its like u using a 10w 230v Electric BULB v/s 200W 230v bulb !! Thats the reason people shift to CFL's or tubelightsOriginally posted by sbr_yash View Post
Hope i cleared the point.
55/60w do harm reflectors of low quality. I ve personally checked even 90/100w on my Unicorn. Unicorn/ZMA's are of top notch quality, hoping the same with ZMR. Only thing is don't keep the lights on when bike is stand still as air circulation won't be there which ends up heating too much.
I would certainly vote for HID as its safe on battery as well as reflector.
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hi guys i got my zmr few days back got it in 10 at sri laksmi motors ... can any one suggest where to get polymer-ii coating in hyderabad ... pls give me da details to my [email protected] ....i dont have net at my home so cant connect regularyComment
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Guys .... I had a long talk with Fort-point SVC
as i wanted to remove the whole fairing & add fz headlights & leg-guard
They said its not possible has sensor wont allow
If they remove fairing ...sensor light would starts blinking
is their any solution to this ?Just Me And Her [ZMR]
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What the hell !! What has sensor gotta do with fairing?? Even I had plans to remove fairing but not very early. Riding with cross winds is a pain with fairingOriginally posted by manan View Post
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