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  • #2281
    Originally posted by Kalli12 View Post
    I m buying the bike tomorrow and m unable to decide whether to take single disc or double disc....guys pls tell me whether double disc is tough to ride or the same as single disc pls tell me
    double disc would be better, better stopping ability.
    which bike ru going for hunk or the cbz?

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    • #2282
      Originally posted by psr View Post
      Take the double disc version..like i said before in wet condition the disc is superior in not loosing braking power..Please remember jamming on the brake will definitely lead to skidding...A disc can lock a wheel under power more than a drum type brake..You must learn how to use a disc brake properly and not complain of wheel lock and skidding later.

      Im a novice driver :/ is it easy to learn rear disc or tough?

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      • #2283
        Originally posted by Kalli12 View Post
        Im a novice driver :/ is it easy to learn rear disc or tough?
        Come on dude.. There is nothing to be scared of. If you wanna go for rear disk, go ahead. Just be cautious. Thats all.. And practice braking under controlled situations. You will quickly master it.
        MOTORCYCLING IS AS MUCH ART AS IT IS SCIENCE

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        • #2284
          Originally posted by Kalli12 View Post
          Im a novice driver :/ is it easy to learn rear disc or tough?

          As they are very effective,Use them gently,You don't have to push it harder,That's all bro... Nothing to learn..

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          • #2285
            [QUOTE=Aneesh@4GHz;633481]As they are very effective,Use them gently,You don't have to push it harder,That's all bro... Nothing to learn..[/QUOT



            can u tell me in detail how to use rear disc when compared to drum brake?pls

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            • #2286
              Originally posted by sooraj_vs View Post
              Come on dude.. There is nothing to be scared of. If you wanna go for rear disk, go ahead. Just be cautious. Thats all.. And practice braking under controlled situations. You will quickly master it.

              Thanks bro is it easy to master and can u tell me few tips to master it

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              • #2287
                Originally posted by Kalli12 View Post
                Originally posted by Aneesh@4GHz View Post
                As they are very effective,Use them gently,You don't have to push it harder,That's all bro... Nothing to learn..


                can u tell me in detail how to use rear disc when compared to drum brake?pls

                Nothing to worry bro..In drum brakes,it wont stop your tires unless you have pushed it harder,In disk brakes,you don't need to push it harder and Disk brakes can stop you tire very easily with less time and less pressure compared to drum brakes.So pushing harder in a disk brake bike will stop the tire instantly and causes skids.So push it gently and smoothly.ie peace in mind while braking. You got it?

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                • #2288
                  Originally posted by Aneesh@4GHz View Post
                  Nothing to worry bro..In drum brakes,it wont stop your tires unless you have pushed it harder,In disk brakes,you don't need to push it harder and Disk brakes can stop you tire very easily with less time and less pressure compared to drum brakes.So pushing harder in a disk brake bike will stop the tire instantly and causes skids.So push it gently and smoothly.ie peace in mind while braking. You got it?

                  Yea ty bro so ima go for double disc then

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                  • #2289
                    Originally posted by Kalli12 View Post
                    Yea ty bro so ima go for double disc then
                    Nice bro..Welcome..

                    PS: Please use English while posting on xBhp.Avoid SMS language here,the mods may have a problem

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                    • #2290
                      Originally posted by Aneesh@4GHz View Post
                      Nice bro..Welcome..

                      PS: Please use English while posting on xBhp.Avoid SMS language here,the mods may have a problem

                      Ok bro :P thanks for informing

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                      • #2291
                        does anybody know what this is? i have those on my front tire since i bought it.

                        Last edited by anush; 05-22-2011, 06:04 PM.
                        First think you are special then work towards proving it.

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                        • #2292
                          Those are wheel balancing weights dude..
                          MOTORCYCLING IS AS MUCH ART AS IT IS SCIENCE

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                          • #2293
                            Originally posted by sooraj_vs View Post
                            Those are wheel balancing weights dude..

                            +1 ^^

                            Already discussed in the forum.Check HERE.

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                            • #2294
                              Guys can i get anymore suggesstions on how to maintain a bike please?

                              And what type of oil and petrol are the best and sorry to ask once again but so is rear disc better than he drum brakes in every way and easy to master?(sorry for asking again

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                              • #2295
                                Originally posted by Kalli12 View Post
                                Guys can i get anymore suggesstions on how to maintain a bike please?

                                And what type of oil and petrol are the best
                                Complete the running in period with OEM oil.After that we can change oil to Gulf,Shell,Petronas or any others and Stay away from castrols as many fakes are available in the market.

                                and sorry to ask once again but so is rear disc better than he drum brakes in every way and easy to master?(sorry for asking again
                                Nothing to talk more about it.Just go and order the double disk.
                                Have you ridden front drum brake bike and front disk brake bikes?How it differs,Same also goes here.

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