.1. The fuel was more or less the same. We were going to lavasa so filled 500 bucks worth of fuel in the morning at the same time.
2. As far as i know, his suspension has never been serviced or specially attended to in any manner. However, my shock absorbers were in a shambles so as to speak. They were almost non existent. WERE. I got them serviced a couple of days ago and now they are fine. Cornering is much better than before but still nowhere close to his bike and the heaviness persists.
3. Tyre pressure was also more or less the same as we filled air in the tyres together right before leaving for lavasa.
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About the bike being faster, yeah i kind of agree with you although it's more due to my riding than the bike itself. I do ride faster than him. Another problem that i think is happening due to the weight is that the bike feels sluggish sometimes in the torque area (most noticeable while going uphill like a ghat) and also the bike starts to slow down by itself without applying brakes quite fast. There's not as much free flow of the bike in neutral as one would expect.
As far as the mileage is concerned, i have clocked about 46k on the bike whereas he's at 40k so it can't be due to lesser usage

Height does feel slightly higher, yes.


But in my opinion this difference is mostly apparent in newer bikes and as they clock a few thousand KMS, the difference vanishes 
does increasing the suspension height increase the height of riders seat?how much maximum height i can increase with modifying suspension?thanks in advance

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