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Originally posted by inder.cool
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I think Aryan Da meant it as a relative price. That is,If spares part of Bajaj cost Rs 600 then the same spare parts of HH would cost in the region of the same.sigpic
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My God! So much hooplah on a post!Originally posted by nightwing View Post
I mean that (the above in underline). It was the discussion about Discover's clutch plates and all which cost nightwing Rs.600/-!! And I didn't even talk of HH spares as I have no idea of the same.
I was just replying to nightwing's post. Diffuser had some confusion as to how could that cost nightwing JUST 600 (and not Rs.6000/-)...
Now, is it clear sir??
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I think inder dada's mind was somewhere else when he made his question.Originally posted by Aryan View PostMy God! So much hooplah on a post! I mean that (the above in underline). It was the discussion about Discover's clutch plates and all which cost nightwing Rs.600/-!! And I didn't even talk of HH spares as I have no idea of the same.
I was just replying to nightwing's post. Diffuser had some confusion as to how could that cost nightwing JUST 600 (and not Rs.6000/-)...
Now, is it clear sir??
Hint: Read the post that he made in the Mumbai G2G thread.
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Ohhho.....i guess he reads my posts very seriously...Originally posted by nightwing View PostI think inder dada's mind was somewhere else when he made his question.
Hint: Read the post that he made in the Mumbai G2G thread.
Well, this was not at all related(or any sort of after effects) bcoz of the discussion going on in the Mumbai thread...!!!Comment
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@BOOO: Yeah man, I do hear something of that sorts...thought it was a natural.If the timing chain is gone, then you will get typical tick-tick noise from the engine. if there is such noise, you will have to change the timing chain and tensioner.Comment
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@ Samarth: Seems I need to stand around the whole day to keep an eye. And yes, those plates need to go. Man! I can't even pull a proper wheelie on by bike and have to get the adrenaline rushes from 1/2-foot, 2-sec wheelies.Comment
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@Trigger: Yes, the guy did mention a pushrod. Seems he's getting some business out of fooling me if you are correct.Comment
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@nightwing: That's a real sweet deal there bro!! Hope I had such a generous mechanic
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First major service installment
Went to the same mech yesterday and had my chainset changed. It took much time, as I had to get the spared from a distant HH service center, then send off the bike for washing (it was coated layers of mud and what not). Finally, the guys were able to put on the new chain and sprokets, but then it got too late to get the carb cleaned and change the fork oil. That would be done on another day soon, as well as the clutch plate change.
BWT, at the HH spares shop, i got the following qoutation:
- Pushrod (some kinda adjuster, as the salesman told) - 1602
- Clutch plate - 625
- Timing chain - 355
Will go for all three next month, as getting an upgrade in my riding gear this month.
Last edited by diffuser911; 12-23-2008, 07:17 PM.Comment
- Pushrod (some kinda adjuster, as the salesman told) - 1602
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